Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-24
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from Butte City, Mont, says that within
the next ten days the famous Anaconda
copper mine will be in full blast.
From what is considered a prett,
reliable source information was received
that within the next ten days 1000 mel
will be put to work in construction of {
new line from Butte City to the smelters
This done new road will be built from
BOISE City, the intention being to ex
tend it ultimately to the Pacific coast.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21-A special dispatch
from Philadelphia says Claus Spreckels
the Independent sugar refner, has re
duced the price of granulated sugar tC
four cents pound and that trust ha:
begun to buy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-The department
of state today received a cablegram
from Whitehouse, the American charge
de affairs at Rome, stating that the GOV
eminent of Italy has rescinded the
restriction upon the importation OF
swine products from the United States
The decision against the importation u
live swine is still in force.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Oct. ola passen-
ger train on the G. B. Il Q. railroad was
derailed at Pottery switch last night
Four were killed and eighteen injured.
The superintendent of the Illinois line
Of the Burlington road expressed the
opinion that the switch had been tam
pered with after the wreck, as it was
found half turned. Great surprise was
expressed that more fatalities were not
incurred.
SALEM, Mass, Oct. 21-The hearing
in the Searles will case was resumed
this morning with Searles on the stand.
Burley, for the contestants, asked of
Searles if he knew why Timothy Hop
kins had not been notified before Nov.
9th of the proposed marriage and he
replied that he never dictated to Mrs.
Hopkins anything in regard to her
son. The witness objected to the mar
riage settlement after the English style.
as it looked too much like buying a
husband. The witness did not read the
paper when it was signed. He was told
that it was a marriage settlement, bu
knew it could not impose any giving by
him, to her, as he had nothing in par
ticular to give. His wife probably
knew its contents. as she had caused it
to be made. He did not know whether
there had been anything paid as COM
peusation for trustee, and this marriage
settlement the witness did not read,
as he never opened letters addressed to
his wife without her permission.
AUGUSTA, Ma, Oct. 21.-Secretary
Blaine and family left this morning for
Washington.
OTTAWA. Oct. 21,-Sr Geo. Baden
Powell and DR.. Geo. Dawson, Bering
sea commissioners arrived this morning.
They will probably go to Washington
tonight, as an immediate settlement of
the sealing question is expected.
Washington. Oct. 21,-The report Of
Lieut.. Cowles upon the wreck of the
United States steamer Despatch con-
tains no comment. The secretary of
the navy today ordered the court OF in
curry to convene Monday.
LONDON, Oct, d. The Cunard line
steamer Scythia arrived from Queens
town this morning having in tow the
Durth steamer Edam, from Rotterdam
Tor New York, returning with her
propeller gone. The passengers of the
Edam were landed at Queenstown.
SAN Francisco, Oct 21.-Bob Fitz
simmons, the champion middle weight
pugilist, said today that if the California
club would give purse of five
thousand dollars tor a ten round con-
Test between Mitchell and himself,
be would back himself to any
amount to stop Mitchell within ten
rounds at any weight the latter might
designate.
YoNKERs, N. Y. Oct, 20.-There is
much excitement in this city tonight
over the run of the Yonkers savings
bank made this afternoon. The report
was started that the bank was in fiuan-
,ial trouble and a rush Vas made by
many depositors. Although the offic-
BIS promptly denied the report at least
5wo tho IsaYd persons drew out deposits
to about 100000.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 Major. General
Schofield, commanding the army, in his
annual report calls attention to the fact
hat in case OF general Indian uprising
he entire army would be wholly
to prevent great loss of life.
He advocates an increase Of a few
thousand men whereby sufficient force
nay be at all times stationed near large
TO prevent an outbreak.
SAN FRAcIsco, Oct. 2l.-In the matter
If the petition of Scelia Hellings married
laughter of Solomon Heidenfeldt, Judge
Joffey ordered that citation be issued
Ashton Jacobs and the devIsees under
he will to show cause tomorrow why
he order admitting the will to probate
mould not be vacated. Citation on the
'ther petition is returnable on Novem Der
md,
Petitions filed today by Thomas,
frederick and Sue Heydenfeldt, chill
lren Of the late Solomon Heydenfeldt,
md by Scelia Hellings, married daugh-
er Of the deceased, asking for reveca
ion of the will admitted to probate
september 18th, 1890, Heidenfeldt left |
N estate valued at 100000, but q |
,ortion thersef being bequeathed to |
Howard, alias Burke, the pc |
iJioners, who ARE the children OF Hey |
lenfeldt by his legal wife Catherine,
.llege that the Howard woman possess
d great influence over the deceased, |
nd that meretrIcious relations between |
he two, which began in 1873 and con-
inued until his death in September,
800, existed. 1t is further alleged that |
moving deceased was fond of children,
he Howard woman entered into an
greement with Heydenfeldt whereby |
be was to receive large sum of money |
or each child she bore him, and |
hat to secure these sums from Him she |
lad liasons. with number of people. 1t
s further claimed that Sunshine, Owen,
llfin and Mody Haydenfeldt are in no
ense children of Solomon Heydenfeldt,
hough the latter conveyed valuable |
to them while under that i'm
'ression. Charles Ashton and Julius |.
Jacobs, executors Of the Will. are charged /
With having conspired to defraud the
petitioners in the matter.