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GENERAL NEWS.
TITF. riTH ,tv POXT or
i- rrj; vrnxsa cvimEsr.
Points Jotttul kov!i Py
Our Reporters?,
" Jio A if Always on the
Alert for Any Iter ot
News That May
Ti-.mspire.
It was Clerk Flckas to-d&v.
Have you L'eii the show win low of
Seaman & Son. 11-13
Mr. J. Kvcrhardy departed this
morning for Tucson 0:1 a littl." busi
nes. All sooil livlifv eni at -I. Mi'VJr-. V l!o
Allen uiiil Fil'tli etr. '!.
Joo Lippert will open up hi bather
shop to-morrow evening in grand
tyl.
All new style dress poods, at th
NcW York Store
Tim Viziua Mining Company made
a shipment of ore to the Socorro
tme.iter to-day making in all three
carloads bo far this mouth.
Ladies and children's phoes fold
cheaper than anywhere else, at the
New York Store. "
Capt. D. II. Floyd, arrived in th's
city last evening and departed this
morning early for Fort Huachuca.
The Captain is quartermaster at th
pout and at 12 m. to-day had to be at
the post to attend to business.
Blankets and quilts very cheap, at
the New York Store.
-Elite
F.W. Hoyne, Bisbe; I). II. Floyd,
Huachuca; E. J. Bates, Ban Francis
co; W. H Harped, El Feo; John
Miller, San Francisco; J. C. Riley,
Fairbank ; are registered at the Occi
dental hotel.
Dvar & Baldwin have a fki" lot of I
live Thanksgiving turkeys. 11-19
Judge Barnes, while in conversa
tion viihry'e,iBditor last evening, stated
that he was an old newspaper man
himself, and that upon his return io
this city, he would make himself quite
neighborly.
Our stock of boots and shoe? are
the finest' this side of Pan Francisco,
at Suininerfield Bros.
"KHto."
We understand that quite a num
ber of entries ha vo been made for th
pigeon: shooting matoh which takes
pine at the Tombstone Driving Patk
on Sunday next.
Zephcrs, yarns, and all kinds o
fancy goods, at the New York Store.
Frank Alranxi who is erecting a
.,,.,,,, . .
five stamp mill in Buckhorn basin,
- . .
Chirical.ua mountain., came m last
night after a load of lumber to be
usad in- tho cnstruction 01 the "'l -
Mr. Abrams has some very valuable
properties in that section and he cal
culates to make all the money there
is in them for himself.
The finest display of jewelry in the
Territory at Pearnan it Son. 11-1S
The Hon. Pete Bolan, District At
torney of Graham county, ii the right
marr in the right place and in a holy
terror to evil doors, as when once
they get into his hands Yuma stares
them in the face for conviction is sure.
Pete convicted G out of S at th? last
terrn.of. court held at Solomonville a
couplo of weeks since.
Freili cjrirs aalwyg ot. liand at tlc Cash
Store of Walcott Meick
Judgo Barnes having received a dis
patch from his sister, stating that she
would arrive in Tucson last evening,
altered his plans in regards to visiting
Bisbee as was his intention, and de
parted for Tucson yesterday. Wc be
came aware ' of this fact yesterday
morning, but as our item in regard to
his visit to Bisbe was in type, wc
thought wc would let it go and catch
John reon clam. That we were right
in our surmises is evidenced by the
fact that the Becord-Epitaph this
morning announced the departure to
Bisbee of Judge Barnes.
The rain clouda gave up a little
rain last night, and from appearances
jis we go to press, they will yield a
little more this evening.
CozEKinzilCAtOfl.
Tho ditor cf this paper does hold
himself responsible for the utterances
or opinion- expressed under the head
of communication?.
"Oli.Vf uliu mi' sm i;iiii yini'!,
"Shi uli t's mid j"e ho'j.
"Wlm li-ivc rinuxM ! ili. l;t in irked tell
"Your n -tlibuiii f.iu'!s : :id lu'Jy."
B. Brass.
Mr. r.DiToi' Mote than ten days
ago '.he newspaper of tin's town in
formed u- that one Annie Allen,
called "Cornish Annie," had. en the
night previous, thrown vitrol on the
face of one Georije Berryman, thereby
greatly injuring his face and probably
causing the lo- of his only eyo.
Now, though it is not my style, or
wish, to defend Mi Allen in a news
paper article. 1 can veil say that, ex
cept Berryman and Mi's Allen, then
is but o:is poison who knows whether
Miss Allen ccininittcd an offeife or
merely defended hetself from a brutal
assault, and that person has kept his
mind to himself and is apt to do so
until the psoper time. Yet, notwith
standing', at least, one newspaper im
mediately tried, convicted and sen
tenced Mi.s Allen, and, as appears by
what is hereafter related, District At
torney Savage and County Physician
Willis have constituted themselves
the exeeutioneis of the sentence.
3Ii.-.- Allen was committed to the
county jail by City Recorder Clum,
and, after hearing the testimony of
one witness, the Recorder continued
the hearing to await the recovery of
Berryman, who was suffering from tint
effects of the vitiol, and Miss Allen
continued in jail. The Recorder ap
pointed yesterday to resume the hear
ing, but, by foment of counsel, it was
postponed to 10 a. m. to-day. During
all this time, counsel for Miss Allen
had several interviews with her, and
found her suffering from nervous ex
haustion and other maladies beyond
his comprehension, and sought our
the county physician and requested
him to visit the patient and prescribe
for her. But, whother for the reason
that this gentleman's salary is not de
pendent on his earning it, or that
Mis? Allen belongs to a class of unfor
tunates with wh'ii h his purity cannot
hear contact, or that be put full faith
in the trial, conviction and sentence
of the Record-Epitaph, he failed to
visit the patient, and at 10 o'clock
this morning Miss Allen pleaded that
she wa too sick, weakly and nervous
to walk from the County Jail to the
City Hall; and, thereupon, that
"illustrious jurist," that "bulwark of
virtue and terror" to all evil doers,
Distrkt Attorney Savage, informed
tho Recorder that this tickness was a
sham, that he knew the facts, etc., etc.,
and the prisoner mu.-t appear. The
Rceotdcr, to satisfy himself, caused
the County I'hytieian to visit Miss
Allhi in ifcil. who thereupon repriUd
(as th: Recorder says) that the:e was
nothing the matter with her that
could interfere with the examination,
and th" oiliccr was ordeied to bring
" l'. ""s . . ,
but, when the arrived at the Citv
' . -
Hall it was plain to ::ll persons of
co,mnon vU,iou?Ilot flttei, with tlie ex.
(r.u,.,;in.;rv niti, s of Dr. Willis or
i.. :n: 1 l. ..1 1.
i Di.liirl Attoi
nev savage,
that she
was suffering intently and was ox
trwn. ly weak and exhausted by tli2
rralk, and the long hour or more
which shs there passed in successive
spasms will remain fixed on the minds
of those who wore present, and per
haps bo imagined by others, but can
not be described by me.
I am satisfied that neither of these
salaried gentlemen are cruel enough
to cause such suffering wilfully and
shamefully. But he who teeks an
office and enjoys the liberal salary
thereof and, through ignorance, care,
lessness or negligence, in the per
formance of its duties causes the suf
fering that 1 have witnessed to-day is,
to me, immeasurely beneath Annie
Allen and the most abandoned of her
class. James Bkim.y.
Tombstoxe, Nv. ID, IShy.
COCVi'Y 3:i:C'RE)S.
The following instruments have been
filed in the office of the County Bee
order :
ROJfD
Of Peter Haviland to engage in the
butchering business at Charleston, in
the sum of ?1,000.
I.AXI) CLAIMS
Of Tal Rowland of ICO acres in
Sycamore Canyon near ytein's Peak,
Cochise County.
Of Notley C. Young, of ICO acres
at Willow's Springs near Stein's Peak
Cochise County.
Childrens school shoes very cheap
at the Now Yrrk Sto"..
OUR POT- POURS
LOCAL OF AXD TIZIIMTO-
HJAL xr.ws.
items That
While Jt
riAse .Some,
jtfal'ed the
Omlty Squirm,
The People's Paper Always
to tho Fiont TV hen
There is Anything
to be Found
Ok l.
Miss Leona Hayes, the girl ranger !
of the Babacomari is in the city. j
Ladies plain and embroidered flan
nel underwear, r! the New YoikPtoie."f
Bead the advertisement of claim-'
due Klias Brown, which appears in
another column.
Havana Lillies, the best in the city
at Fortlouis'.
Bead the advertisement in another
column of administrator's sale of
cattle of the Noonan estate.
(Jo to IVyar vt Baldwins on Fronton
street, between Fourth and Fifth if
you want to buy groceries che-'p.
Prof. Shei man is in town from his
ranch in the lluachueas,a:td is great
ly improved in health.
Eastern and California cheese at 11.
P. Mansfield's. 10-12
t'r.pt. W. II. Scamans came here to
Mr. Hayes of the Babacomari Cat
tle Company, came into town this
morning with a load of fat Thanks
giving tuikeys, for which he found
ready tale.
Mr. William Head, has just received
from tho Babaconiiiii some of the
tinest and fattest Thanksgiving turkeys
jver sold in this city. Don't fail to
call and sec them, for you il! sumIv
buy after seeing them.
The late (ico. Timniins who came
to his death by an unfortunaUj acci
dent yciterday at Fuiibank, was a
member in good standing of the F.
and A. M- of Ohio, and he will be hur
ried on Sunday at 2 o'clock, under
the auspices of King Polumoii Lodge
F. t A. M. of this city.
Fiom a communication which ap
pears in another column it would ap
pear as though Dr. Willis had done
wrong in allowing Annie Allen to ap
pear in ci,urt yesterday, but we know
that Dr. Willis visited the unfortunate
woman in jail yesteiday and found
her feeling well and strong, and so
stated. The hysterical fits that she is
subject to are liable to come on at
any time and no doctor on earth can
foresee theifi. At the time Dr. Willis
wsited Annie Allen yesterday she was
apparently perfectly well, but upon
arriving at the Police Court, gave way
to her feeling? and hvsterical fits was
the ifcstilt.
Ladies should not fail to call and
examine those handsome embmidered
and beaded robes just received at
Puninieriield Bros. n2tf
this Territory to take an ofiice, and
every time that he has got his salary
and court has adjourned, he has taken
his money and spent it back castor
in California, and he has only remain
ed in thiii county while court was in
session. Now that he has been r
moved he is ready to shake the ilust
of Tombstone from bin feet within
two days. Can anylody Kty that a
carpet bagger is any good to a coun
try? San Jose fruits in glass at II. P.
Mansfield's. 10-12
It is always a good thing for every
farmer's household to have at hand a
supply of liniment to Ik; used in cases
of bruises or injuries, says the Ocr
mantown Telegraph. The following
recipe is for a liniment that under or
dinary circumstances is warranted to
bo valuable for beast and man. It is
beneficial in case of rheumatism,
sprains, swelling!, and stiff joints in
the human family, and for fistula,
poll-evil, sweony, etc., in animals: Oil
of cedar, 2 ounces ; aqua ammonia, 3
ounces; oil of hemlock, 2 ounces;
spirits turpentine, 1 ounce; oil of
cloves, 1 ounce; oil of tar, 1 ounce;
spirits of camphor, 2 ounces; oil sas
safras, 2 ounces. .Apply to affected
parts.
OiKSK 'vTfltJb (JAALWiVS
FrSshtftil OiTttSstftmntlon of si
Collier by I-ji-srSpri-.tVlmt
Eic; It nicaii'.
Not long ago a wec-piti;.; icothcr
called to bid good-bve to lir cnly son
who was soon to be xecuted.
"Woman," he t-sielaimed in a mo
:::e:itarv f:-e:s?y. ''Worrsu, 1 would
never have been here had you done
"your duty by me when I wat yr ung !"
This v.-as a terrible partii g! It
hot rilled the fpectator.--, it neatly
craed the council nee sttlkcn mother.
Oft can Kcatci-iy ov'ire.-titna'e the
mothtr's influence in tli'i mould: ag of
the character of her offspring. But
how otien. oh. how of i-u, d' mothers
st.-eni to ignore this res; on Ability 1
During a recent trip on the rail the
writer made the acquaintance of Dr.
A. J. Benedict, of .Saekett's Harbor,
N. Y.. a uerson who has made a studv
of human development. 1'eferriug
' !ltt murderous tetiden'-y of tin-
times, we :is!;"d that eminent man if
th 'uiloi-k w.i- net di-c uiairing?
"It 1 in!:-' so," he said, "but I fancy
weiiiie a cause anlt'ii- remedy Tor
viieh evils. In ny proiVs!ctal career
I have found by hard study that we
have emerged finin ?avngr-iy by devel
opment ot the nervous system and
the intellectual life, and we return to
savagery as we ignore tin fact that
without the solid, trustworthy nervous
system, we cannot hope to save tho
race. Boys stuff dime novels, .-mil the
pistol jsjo them the only lesjeelnbly
glorious m-trument to secure tame.
Women read tta.-hy literature ;.nd
straightway tiy to murdt-i j heir hus
bands and friends by pel. m. Busi
ness men yield to the tempter, and
forge and steal and default. Minis
ters, charmed by beauty, forget tin
behests of coiisei"nee. On every side
we see tln weakness of pcisonal in
tegrity." "Do you regai d it as a disease?"
"More esj teially as tin result .f
disease which, however, may be pre
vented." "i'lease define how."
"1 cannot now enter into details.
Our people can see their bodies their
blood, their bone.-. "They never see
their nerves and consequently many
do not suppo.-e they have any." The
farmer's wife rejoices in a big, physi
cal frame, and et she dies pieiiiprui'
ly. The l.'-rve cannot stand the strain
of continual work. The mu.ister fall-:
dead in his pulpit, but h'- never did a
day's physical work in his life. The
lawyer faints in the presence of the
court and i soon a wreck or a corpse,
and yet the work is nerve work. The
man of affairs is oveicoine with apo
plexy; the politician and publicist,
with Bright', disease. The mind of
the untutored man is fired by the ex
ploits of erime and he longs for such
fame. These persons overwork or
over-excite the nervous system and
this fact kills or demoralizes them."
"If all this be .-o how would you
rectify it then?"
"Let me tt.j! you. A few years ago
I had a lady patient who was an utter
v.'reck. She was tho mother of several
children. She lost her mind and
imagined site wis cursed cf (!od. She
was .1 farmer's wife, and worked early
and late. I ncersawa liner spctimen
of pliy-ucal womanhood than she, but
she was a nervous wreck! She be
came bloodless, had the very worst of
female disorders anil was in the la.-1
stages, of albuminuria or Pi icht's dis
ease. This latter disease works partic
ular havoc with the nervous fy.-te:n
and produces infinity and despair.
She '.fii-i in.-ane and desperate and I
fear"t:iinted the blood of her offspring" ' tarv companies of the District orgnn
with thcr terrible tcodeueies. I , . . commami. There are
treated her for several cars. One bv i
one the standard lemedies of the J eight distinct military companies here,
-ehooN failed, but I finally cured her 1 four of which are-white and the others
.vith Warnrr's safe cure, :iud flu is to- , . ,. !, 1... ,. .:.!, .
, , , ,, .'. , ., , colored, and trie dilhcultv met with is
dav strong and v.td. t thousands; '
t.f 'women likelier, every year bring j due mainly to the fact that the white
ill-formed and criminally-incliued anu colored soldiers do not work well
children into the world. Is Unity! ,, ,,., , , .:.,.,
, ., . .- r, together. Tho colored companies are
.Yonder that nervous diseases prevail '
and that the whnk moral sense is de- ' as much opposed to the proposed con-
niorali.ed? If tint reined were gen
rally used, we would have stronger
mothers, stronger children, stronger
men and women, and with perfect
physical and mental health, crime
would decrease and society be inoie
secure."
Such candid opinions arc surely
worth considering. nl7-lw
A. team that has b"en worked to
gether and has not been injured or
abused by overloading, will draw a
third more with less strain than a
team not accustomed to the work or
each other. And here too many fann
ers make a mistake. A number of
horses are kept, and are worked to
gether, as occasion seems to demand,
without any partieular regard as to
wize and strength. A good horseman
will, as far as possible, work the same
horses together, and in thr same posi
tion, whether two, three, four or six
horses constitute the team, and this
practice soon enables them to draw
more with the same team than if they
wero constantly shifted about. Then
the teams are trained, and in an
emergency can be depended upon
much farther than when they are not
accustomed to pull together.
No extra charge will b made for
showing the celebrated John B. Stet
so'i hats r t Snmmeriield Bros. JO-14
Yv7.sm::jro;:, Nov. lr, 1G5.
Mr. Editok Whe Congress con
venes and the members who have
bien absent from Wurhington during
the summer return, they will doub'-lc-ss
be suiprissd at the change which
has taken placo both upon the interior
and the surroundings of tho Capitol.
Congress, at ' its last session, made n
very libetal appropriation to be used
I in the construction of maiblc terraces
at the ends cf the building and for
commencing w rk upon tho rand
staircase at the west fiont. Work was
commenced in March, and has con
tinued without intermission during
the entire season. The ten aces are
being built of white marble, and will
bo about fifteen feet in hught, sur
mounted by a substantial marble rail
ing, and when compleU-d will add
oi
rrcat!
to the appearance of the
building, as seen from the west front.
The- ttrnu-i upon the 'north end is
nearly finished, while work upon that,
at the south end is well un ler waj ,
and ground has been broken upon the
site of the staircase. 'I lie interior of
tho building has been thoioughly reno
vated, and many of the moms have
been repainted and frescoed.
As the s-aso:i b drawing to a. close
the contiKctors in charge of ths work
upon various government buildings in
course of construction arc- availing
themselves of tho advantages affuided
by the fine autumnal weather, and
work is being pushed rapidly forw.ud.
The new Statu, War and Navy De
partment building, the corner stone of
which was laid in March, 1&7' is
rapidly approaching completion. With
the eveetition of short delays occa
sioned by lack of granite in sufficient
quantities 'o ktep the workmen hu?y,
the work has progressed steadily since
its commencement. The south wing
was completed in 1S7J5, and was at
once occupied by the officials of the
State Department. When tho cast
wing was finished it was occupied by
the Navy Depaitui nt, as was also the
i north wing by th Yv'ar Department,
when two years later it was declared
ready for occupancy. When com
pleted the building will have 'coft a
very large sum, the appropriations
toward it having already amounted to
several millions of dollars. The build
ing is 128 feet in height, :U2 feet in
width and fifiT feet in length. The
basement and lower portion have been
constructed of granite from Fox Is
land, Maine, while the superstructure
h of granite from the quarries upon
tho James rivtir, six miles above Bich
mond, Va. When finished it will
without doubt be the handsomest offi
cial building in the woild.
An effort is being made by the War
Department to have the various mili-
Eolidation as ara the white organiza
tions. Serious charges have been preferred
against the management of the train
ing school of the Signal Corps at Fort
Myer, and an investigation has been
ordered, which may result in the
abolition of the station, or in the
transfer of its management from the
War to the civil authorities.
The annual report of the Board of
Commisioners of the Soldiers' I Ionic
has ju-t been given to the public.
According to this report there has
been a very great increase in drunken
ness among tho inmates during the
year, tho cause for which is said to be
due to the existing law for the dis
position of pension money of inmates.
A bout .11 0,000 is paid quarterly to tin
treasurer of the Home, from which
the pensioners are permitted lo draw
small sums from time to time. Much
of the money thus drawn finds its
way info the grog-shops in the vicinity
of the Home. Such is the law as it
at present oxists. It is' to be hoped
that in defense of tho interests of tho
Home that Congress may bo able to
correct this evil.
It is probable that the clerks in the
Treasury Department will in thp
future be at their desks promptly at 9
o'clock. On Friday morning last upon
sri: : g r.t tho Department the cler'o
wtic both surprised and frightened to
find that the Secretary had issued an.
oidv-r requiring eacli of the cicika to
sign their names uj or. a blank heet
of p-jper upon entering the buildinjr,
and ihe doorkeeper was required to
note the time of each person's arrival
opposite their names.. Th order wants
cleika that those who are late four
times in succtviou "'111 bo IiaLlo to
dismissal.
The hb..d suit of llev. Pi: Hick
against the livening Star Publishing
Company, for $35,000, has been occu
pying the attention of the Circuit
Court during the week. Dr. Ilicka
was tho pa-.tor of the Tabernacle, in
this city, when Guiteau, the a.'sassin,
was hung, a:d he was tho assassin's
spiritual adviser. The i.lleged libil
consists iu the publici.tiou of an in
teniuw whh District Attorney Coil
hill, in which it was stated that Mr.
1 licks had negotiated for the sale if
Ouiteau's boiie-s to the Medical
Museum for!?l,0;K. On Friday even
ing hi-t the arguuienti of counsel
were closed, and the jury, after a
hoit deliberation, returned a. verdict,
against tics defendant for one cent.
H.
In Ari.ona, the 'i'eiiitory over which
a former Jersey man lias lecently
been made ;.-ernor, there is a town
called Tombstone. In that, town a
paper i.- published wearing the "siipet
fluously - ledumbut" name of the
Bocoid-Kpitaph. Its front hah" was
lecently added. Its old name, epitaph,
is sufficient and appropriate. Wo
will call it the Fpitaph for conveni
ence. The F.pitaph is occasionally
pleased to he gravely humorous. An
opportunity offered itself in Iloboken
news a week or so ago, and the Fpi
taph cracked a grim joka at- the ex
pense of "tli4 high court of Hobokon."
Had this "voice from the tomb"
reached us sooner, perhaps wo would
have given the court the benefit of the
joke. But now 'requieseat in pace,"
(the joke, not Lhe court). We must,
however, say to tlie Bpitaph that had
it known all the ciicumstanccs of tho
case, it would have advised Western
methods of dealing with this prisoner
instead of waiting for the "high court
of Hobokon to adjudicate the vital
quetion." The race of that particu
lar prisoner was of lhe sert that tho
good people of Arizona would ptob
ably con-ider lit only for extermina
tion. It is a pity Western methods
don't obtain in Jersey. Hudson (N.J.)
Democrat. Coneet. Tun Daily
To.m5!.-ton"i: will swallow up the Kpi
tajih, and 'fiti: To.mhsT'js'i: will shins
when (he Ifecord of lite Kpitaph is
obliterated. Tun To:.:::sto.vi: is daily
gaining ground, j-s it is the paper of
the people and for the people, the
Savage to the con'r.uy, notwithstand
ing. Soused mackerel something fine
at B. P. Mansfield's. 10-12
Dupey hams and bacon at R. P..
Man.-fieid's. . 10-12
Lunch baskets of all kinds at K. P.
Mansfield's. 10-12
' Boneless sardines, at R. V. Mans-
' fi-jld's.
Try a bottle of Old Forrester whi3
key, at II. I". Mansfield's.
.Tustopened, twenty dozen of Perin's
French kid and fine makes of ladies'
shoes, at Summerfield Bros.
Cra-iberry sauce at B. P. Mans
field's. 10-13
New brand of Key West Cigar, El
Sol do Cuba, at Fortlouis'.
Wanted To rent a piano. Enquire
at the Occidental hotel. o2(Uf
Jockey Queen cjgara 121 cents each
at Ashmun t Walkers.
The best teas and coffee at B. P.
Mansfield's. 10-12
Twenty lota of new clothes just re
ceived at Summcnicld Bros. Come
and tee them before purchasing else
where. 10-11
In clothing we positively take tho
lead at Summerfield Bros. o23tf
Russian sardines in kegs at II. P
.Mansfield's. o27-tf'
.1 :i-tiiii: firemen.
There will bo a meeting of tho
Tombstone Fire Department on Sun
day afternoon next, at the engine
house, at 2 o'clock p. m. All mem
burs of the department are tequested
to lie present. Bv order of
I l-P.) Tnos. Knurr, Chief..
Summerfh-Id Bros, the !ost known
j merchant in the Territory, always
Jiiiiniuiiii uieir rep-nauoii tor f-nHin"
the best goods for the least money.
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