Tombstone daily epitaph., August 01, 1889, Image 2

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I f? TOMBSTONE EPITAPH, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST i, i$g.
lj PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING States Senate Committee on Irrigation " BPBBBMBHB M
uf MEEK &. MADERO. Mgt& for Mlirder, Olie Of kota. After avWt to that section the 4aEM J.
Vt ' ' ' ivi ' iti committee will go to Montana, reach-
I h Fourth Stwet, between Fremont and Allen lUCITl 1 WICC. jng Helena August IHh. Senators B
IV Tombrtone. Cochise County. Arizoto. Plumb and Jones, of Arkansas, will II l If T fl ft MAI 1 1 II Til 1
IB. V msmu-kiithm katem join the committee there. mM 11 li I I E mU I I 1111111 I
11 . : ..;:-rZ CANADA NEEDS A SPANKING, fa. flH I L UUIIULUULU I
IV l.w -month. . j oo Ottawa, Julv 31. The Cabinet I
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7'tf ZWLF EPITAPH IS
the only Daily Ncwspajter
published in Cochise conn-
. ly that takes a regular
telegraphic prens report
and docs not iise "boiler
plated
Tub government hi-s recently cent
back several batches of laborers who
came over from Europe under labor
contracts. This is carrying the princi
ple of protection to its logical conclu
sion and will be a welcome application
of the doctrine.
The one and only objection to the
in (lux of British gold, and the conse
quent control of some of our great in
dustries, is that the interest, or divi
dends, on these vast sums will go to
England and le a constant drain on
this country, and in time will have the
same effect on the United States that
absenteeism has had on Ireland.
The first gun in the constitutional
convention election h been fired by
the Democrats of Maricopa county, b
call having been issued for the assem
bling of the Democratic Central Com
mittee of tliat county early in Septem
ber, to take such steps as are deemed
necessary to prepare for the election.
That's the kind of politics we like
no skulking behind the sjHscious cry of
"non-partisan." It is now in order for
the Republican Central Committee of
Cochise to tike up this Democratic
defi.
A French scientist says he has
found the elixir of life claims that he
has experimented with it on his own
person and experienced its beneficial
action, lie is an old man, tottering
on the edge of the grave, and if he
can restore his youth it will prove his
claim. His elixir is composed of cer
tain portions of living organisms,
which are to be triturated in a mortar
and swallowed immediately. If this
will o' the wisp of the .ancient alche
mists has been finally raptured by
modern science it will cause a break
ing up of all religious ideas, consign
heaven and hell to the lumber garret
of exploded ideas and ojen up to man
kind possibilities that have heretofore
been considered vagaries of madmen.
Councilman Hakdv, in a letter to
the Phenix Herald, makes some very
ugly charges against the Democratic
officials, among them that the Super
intendent of Public Instruction got
hold of a lot of Territorial money and
gambled it off; that Governor Zulick
made an offer to pardon any one out
of the prison at Yuma for a money
consideration, and after some of the
prisoners had paid their money the
pardons were not forthcoming; that
the. cost of removing the insane pa
tients from Stockton to Phenix was
paid twice, and other charges. Mr.
Hardy signs his name, and if the
accused parties wish to disprove his
charges they can do so by prosecuting
him for criminal libel. It is to be
hoped, for the credit of the Territory,
that the Democrats will take some ac
tion to disprove these allegations, and
if they fail should join the other crim
inalj at Turn.
The Senate Committee Will Commence
Work Next Tuesda) Other
Items of Interest.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY EPITAPH.
On September 25tk.
HoaTO.v, July 31. The Republican
State Convention will I held Septem
ber 23th.
Stast Klm.
Cori'Eiioi-OLic, July 31. The stage
was rubbed at Frank Hill this morn
ing by two masked men.
A Vni Senater.
Portsmouth, N. H., July 31. Ex
Senator E. A. Rollins died this morn
ing on the Isle of Shoals. He was 01
year of age.
Hill bf Postpone.
Wamiinoto.v. July 31. No appoint
ments will be made to the Consul
General's department at Apia, Samoa,
until after the Samoan treaty has leen
acted on bv the Senate.
Another Basted Dim.
Newark, N. J., July 31. The dam
nt Van Hyckle's mill jond at Milium)
broke this morning. The water drove
hundreds of people from their homes,
their household goods and other prop
erty being carried away.
Heavy Eartbqaait Shed.
San Fkanci.co, July 31. One of
the heaviest shocks of earthquake felt
in this city for years occurred here
about 4 :45 o'clock this morning. Peo
ple were awakened by the rattling of
windows and shaking of buildings.
No damage is reported.
A Btuble Hangup.
Davisvilxe, July 31. Charles Dil
ger, who murdered two policeman last
August, and Harry Smart, the mur
derer of M. Green and wife, were
hanged this morning. Smart's neck
was broken, but the rope slipped over
Dilger's chin and it became necessary
to haul him up and adjust the knot
and drop him again.
A Fake.
San Francisco, July 3L A fight to
the finish for a purse of $1,800 took
place at the California Athletic Club
rooms to-night between. Frank 3Iur
phy and tire light weight champion of
Australia, Billy Murphy.
Latek. It is now learned that the
fight stopped at the end of the 27th
round, the men seemingly refusing to
continue the fight.
fa Trial ftr PeiMBinj.
Liverpool, July 31. Mrs. Florence
Elizabeth Maybrick. the American
woman charged with poisoning her
husband, was arraigned for trial to-day.
The court room was crowded. The
prisoner pleaded not guilty. Michael
Maybrick, brother of the deceased,
testified that certain bottles which he
took from his brother's sick room did
not contain arsenic The bottles were
said to contain meat extract and had
not been given to his brother. There
had' been quarrels between his brother
and wife, a woman's name being men
tioned in their quarrels Mrs. May
brick threatened to secure a separation.
meeting yesterday considered the seiz- j
lire of llntish vessels by United States
cruisers in Retiring sea. A demand
will at once be made on the llrilii-h
government for two war vessels to pro
ceed to Behring sea to protect vessels
from the United States revenue cutter
Powell. It is believed that several
sealing schooners that will tail from
Victoria are heavily armed and will ba
able to protect themselves, as they
start with the intention of not being
taken without making a deserate
strtigglv.
Cnasbt Him
San FnA.vri-co, July 31. Captniu
L.ee. of tlio detective force. Iia re
ceived information from Victoria that
William Ix.'ith Ross has been arrested
there. Kocs was note teller at the
Nevada Hank, in this city, and obtained
leave of absence for a few day. A
shortage of $1..VK was found in his
accounts, and promissory notes valued
at over if-'.HtjOOO were al mi.-siiig.
The money and notes were found in
his ossesr-ion when arrested. Vice
President Uigelow, of the Nevada
bank, will go to Victoria to appear
against Ross.
The assessed valuation of property
in Mohave county amounts to $1 .330,
K3C..77. Jlrs. IL S. Thomas
Teacher of piano, organ and banjo.
Vocal culture a specialty; thorough
instructions guaranteed; instruments
furnished for practice. Residence on
Seventh street, next to Methodist par
sonage. 4
Ah, Then!
Call at the Crystal Palace for your
six-year-old Slater Whiskey and Old
Virginia Rye the finest article ever
kept in Tombstone. tf
The Can Can restaurant has the
finest varieties of fish fresL every day.
Nesbit's poultry powder and Forrest
cholera cure for chickens. For sale at
Wolcott's. tf
Peipcr Heidsick and horseshoe chew
ing tobacco at Sydow & Kieke's. 23
J. H. White's ranch butter at Wol
cott's. tf
52?s
Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of
California, so Uxatire and nutritious,
with the medicinal rirtucs of plsn:
known to be most beneficial to the
human irstem, forming the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LITER AND BOWELS
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C realise tn System Effectually,
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PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
Naturally follow. Eery one is tiling it
and all are delighted with it. Ask your
druKist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
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