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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-12
State supreme Court Deci.ioas.

OLYMPIA, jan IL-fspeciaLi THE January
term OF the supreme court was commenced 10
Cay. with esgAty-one cases on the calendar The
court fled Eve opinions in the cases argued a.
the last term The judgments in the cases OF
Kennedy rs. CurrIe, appealed from snohomish
county, and Jackson vs. Iebo from Eitsap,
were affirmed. Both were suits 70 cancel con-
veyanees obtained through fraud. The plain
TINS obtained Judgments in the lower courts,
and the supreme court finds no error
The Judgment in the King county case of
AadIgan, respondent. vs.. West Coast Insurance
Company, appellant, was affirmed, the court de-
Ching 70 consider the case on the merits be-
cause OF an imperfect statement of facts
he court also affirmed the Judgment in the
King county case of Robinson va Marino ID
which the plaintiff obtained a verdict for $50
IN the superior court as damages for injuries
inflicted On the plaintiffs person by dog, IL
being held that the verdict was fully justified
according to the testimony. Judge Hoys dis
scented.
The judgment in the King county case of Nc
Donald, respondent, VS.. Freed, appellant, in
volT1ng the ownership of q team of horses, was
reversed because of the failure of the Judge be-
low TO admit q deposition going to prove that
the party who sold the team 10 the defendant
was the agent Of the owner, the plaintiff
Writs Of prohibition were issued commanding
Judge Sachs, OF Jefferson county, TO desist from
further proceedings in the caSes of schloss,
oaks d Co. Va Levy, and Gordon ct al a. Levy
Inc wits were made returrable January g.
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COLD IN EASTERN WASHINGTON.
Thermometer From 5 Below ut Spokane
to 30 Degrees .. Garfield.

eeoKASg, jan u-fspeefsLI-A cold ware
struck ths inland empire on Saturday night and
yesterday was the coolest Day experienced
SO far shis winter. In this city
tie Thermometer registered 5 degrees
below zero, but IN the Pslouse county ard IN
stevens county . was much colder. AZ Colisx
change OF IS degrees IN twelve hours was re-
ported, the mercury dropping 70 3 degrees below
zero. At Garfield 4 was even colder. 80 degrees
below zero being registered. while st Oakes6aIe
the Thermometer stood y degree. below: q.
spangle, ID degrees below, and AZ Col
villa, 10 degrees below. Reports have
Tot yet reached this city from
the Big Bend, bu. IL Is supposed the cold wave
WISE felt IL that section Fortunately for the
farmers this gas preceded By fan Of snow sut-
Aeien' TO protect the grain and keep the ground
from freezing. TIE weather was much warmer
today. but IL Is ysry cod again tonight.
hALLA MALTA Jan u.-tspecisL Early this
morning Chinarasn On z. :. Bowies' place, be-
low The ely, toua1 man lying IN straw
s'scx, unconscious. !. vas st first thought be
was dead, ba. ae soon revived He said his
name was Brown He had become exhausted
aaG had erawaed into the straw stack 70 sleep,
snd vas taken 70 the hospital. Il was found
thai his right arm. right foot and both were
badly frozen He viii recover
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Aberdeen News.

ABkRDRzS, jan IL-ispecisL The town
seems 70 be somewhat on the move The Aber.
deem bank 30 long occupying iss own building,
corner OF ! and Heron streets, has leased the
Crovtaer building on Heron and G streets. and
after rsmode Ing il viii establish iss banking
business thsTA. while the Crowrher Furniture
Company Will occupy the cid bank quarters.
The Bsiistsa wiz siso move from the building 80
long occupied by IL On street to q building
adjoining the new bank, especially prepared for
the uses Of q printing Office.
he grip las become epidemic IA town and
about one-hsif OF the population are either con-
nned 20 their homes or Just convslescing No
fstai or even really serious cases are reported.
A. c Wiley, who, some tine ago. was stricken
WHn paralysis, Is recovering.
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT TUESDAY,

Egypt ard says: Europe cannot sbticsse the
right 70 interfere IN Egypt nor resign the asess-
sary power into tbs hands Of ths E1glisa.
France viii never accept suca position
BxgLrx, Jan 1.-The Eress Z>txn1 thinks
tina. En- gland will Be compelled siGner 70 Join
the drelbUnd or 70 open associations with
France locking 20 the !oan. control Of Egyps b
England ard Franco
e. PETzEsBCzs, Jan. Il Tho Fosossf recon-
ments that thsre &c Q solidarity establishes -
tween Russia and France 70 meet TIE union OF
England and the d-eibund on the Egyptian
question Il declares thai the Legitimacy OF
British occupation must never BE admitted
vIEyyA, Jan. 1.-The Nsse Freis Prssse says:
EEypss present yeigh.y affairs require IN az
tension OF British occu patton Of that county.
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ing che SET YES captured. together
With one small lump Of opium Gray was fned
80, which he could no. pay. a2d 10 stili IN jail,
and the woman WAS SLOWED 20 60 On 30 cash
bail She did net appear and forfeited shs
money. Tie NOS. serious easrge agains: young
Gray 10 that he has been initiating
nsry Of his companions IN the messenger ser
vice int the uss OF opium In addition to
this. Ne Is charged with taxing number OF TIE
csprsFed inmates OF houses OF prostitution On
OPEN alley 70 his rocr for the purpose OF
smoking opium, or shifting the pipe" a. The
sTokess cal & The opium seized was conSs-
Gated. The pipe. and needles used In making
hypoderaie injections, viii b placed on ex-
hihstiou .. police hss1QuartsrA- There 70 no
evidence Of cpfur Joints bang rur herA
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A Pennsylvania Bank Wrecked.

wILLIAxsPoRr, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE First Ma
tional bank az Aunev was closed to-
day nv order OF Bank Examiner DsasIer.
pels Green, the cashier, was arrested tonight
Startling disclosures were made during the
evening. as the examiner was unable
10 open the yGult, he sent 10 New
York for al expert, who. alter five hours
work, succeeded il opening the doors. Il was
then found that $4,000 in money and bonds
were gone. A total shortage of over $4,000 has
already been discovered, with moro Of the in
Vestigstiou 70 hear from.
WASHINGTON CITY. Jau. IA resolution Ter
Investigation into the causes leading 70 TIE
failure of the Keystone and spring Garden
national hanks WAS introduced in the House
today AMI referred 20 the committee On rules.
NKw YORK. jan 1.-THE liabilities OF Janeo-f
& Bro, who assigned today, amount 70 s7o000;
as.etS unknown.
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Forgers Arrested AT noxco-

Moscow, Idaho. Jan. u-ESpecial. "A ssnss.
ton was created here yesterday by the passing
o. forged cheeks By John Boney ana Georrs
IonAsier. Boney used James Kirwin's nsre
on GREAT Northern time cheeks Kir1xfu he,nr
one Of Burns & Cbapman's sub-rontr,r.o-s
and Bonsy tiEsckeeper Tor him Ne
aoa iomsster came into town YESTERDAY s,s
succeeded Ia passing SIX OF the bogus cheeks
drawn ior sans ranging from SIS 70 so. two -.
Ing caSasd by ". y. shaw >alrus & Char,-
mans paymas5cr, Ths t0rgery was not
discovered upu! evening. WREN officer,
WerS NOTIFIED, aud succeeded IN CAPTURING bots
tnei. Tae money. together with six mos So
cheeks. was faaod upon them. IL Is thonght
tAey have pssse- other cheeks along the rcat
ossScen Aoateasi aad Twenty -two-Als Place
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Brs.rracoma News

TAcoxA, Jan u-IspecialI-J z Johnson. Q
ssilor, died Of typhoid feys, 81 the city and
county hospital today.
Robert Fuller VIII succeed his father. Edwin
n Fuller, n tie publication OF Every Ssndcs
Word was received here today that runaway
boy iron Tacoma was ss Rogsrt Bay possomee
Several boys are now nissing from tie city, all
OF whom are under 3 yea7 OF age.
At the Republican City Central League meet
Ing tonight resolutions Of respect for the mem
OFT OF Colonel J. c. Haires were adopted
The snow biccxads in Dakota hss delayed the
overland mai uatoday. The delayed mail viii
PROBABLY come in tomorrow.
Tne Slough Creek Mining Company, which
was Incorporated today, will operate IN the
Cs-iooo district IN British ColCnbia.
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lztion had increased Desrly IL per cent The
state deb. had decreased materially, and indus
tries bad tarivea in Ike proportion ComIng.to
TIE consideration Of subjects which claim the
attention OF the legislature, be touched
upon all Ia turn he declared that
ample provision should be made for
oreditshis exhibition at the international
exhibition TO be held 81 Chicago in 1883, and
that the people Of the state should urge con-
gress 70 take such action Is viii make the ex-
position worthy of the great event and the d. e
nifty and honor OF the nation. The new ballot
law Is declared 20 be q step in the right direc-
ton, but the governor thought the law should
BE- amended in several particulars, especially IS
TO the marking of ballots.
In regard 10 rsdistric.ing the state the gov
ernor said:
Make the districts so fair in their relation 70
the political divisions Of our people that they
Will stand until new census shall be taken.
Make them so in partiai thst no further legisla-
iure will dare 20 disturb them until q new cen
aus and new congressional appOrtionment viii
MAKE the change Imperative. PGrtissnship
should not De discouraged, but encouraged in
ali things where principle is at stake, but parti-
ssnship which would take from the people their
just representation, as in the case of the con-
gressionai re-distrcting by the last legislature,
Is an abuse OF power which the people are
swift 10 rebuke. II will be your duty to re-en-
franchise the citizens of Ohio who were dis
rauehisec by the last legislatures: gerryInander,
and restore to the people their rightfal voice in
the national House OF Representatives. The
districts should be made 90 as 10 give the party
III As-S GA1sOAib9 Az state repre-
sentatives, and 80 arranged that If the party in
majority should change, the representative ma
jority shall also change.
The elections last November have given 10
one OF the political parties OF the state
almost unprecedented majority in both branches
OF the legislature. SO large majority will
quire from every member of the dominant
party the exercise OF the greatest conservatism.
/ need not remind you OF the exceptional re-
sponsibility which follows the great trust
which has been reposed in you By the people,
who in turn will hold YOU TO the highest and
strletest accountability.
Governor Mckinley, BIS staff and party then
proceeded TO the grand stand and reviewed par
ade with over 500 in line made up of politi-
cal CLUBS, societies, snderies. military semi
military organizations and the Ohio National
Guard. II vas the grandest parade ever wit
messed at any gubernatozial Inauguration in
ole
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THE HOUSE OF BONDAGE.
English Occupation OF Egypt to Con.
tinue without Doubt.

cAIso, Jan. lL-Mueh Indignation is ex.
pressed here st the native doctors treatment of
the khedive's case, and there is general belief
that the khedive's life might have been saved II
proper medical skill had been applied earlier
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE local press is unsrI-
nous IN declaring tha: British evacuation of
Egypt IS impossible now.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Solei, commenting on the
Egyptian situation, says; France being alone
in opposition 20 England. il Is more than prob
able that the government will do nothing what
ever in regard 10 Egypt, especially SIS Turkey il
certain 10 back out without difficulty.
The JorrTel dcs Dsacts denies that the minor.
ity and youth of Abhas Pssha justify the pre-
tensions 81 England 20 continued OCCUPATION NJ
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II was decided tia. witnesses cannot be com
PEELED 70 testify in any criminal csses vnsre
the answers might tend 20 criminals them II
any way or subject them 20 possible future pros
eeHtion- This ease u one Of the greatest iater-
eat 70 railroads, and Is attracting VICE
spread attention. Coanssinaa vas asked
whether be ever obtained from any
railroad rate on grain shipments osasr tnan AZ
open tax rate 70 al shippers He refused 70 an
swer the ground that Il might c-inairs AIN,
and claimed the projection Of tSe CONSTITUTIONAL
guarantees conferred By the affa srasno lasn1
Judge Gresham decided sgsfns; hin, ana nslo
him in con.enp. OF court fo- refusing 20 an
swer questions. and IL was on Al appeal from
Judge Grsshsrn's order tha. the case decided ~
the srpreus eour. today cane up
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Aberdeen social Items.

ABERDEEN. Jan ll7speciaL -Nrs. A. D.
wood gave an afternoon tea and semi-reeeption
Saturday ii honor OF Mrs. Dr.. Cclna1, o!
Aonsessno. who Is making few days visit
here The affair was one OF the most enjoyabis
o. anything yet given in Aberdeen and gave the
visitor highly favorable opinion OF the eoun-
Try and hospitality of the city
Nj and Mrs. W. z Keyes gave whist party
e. their handsome residence saturday evening,
N which the horors of the game were hotIy con-
tested for By number of expert players. An
elegeat luncheon Was served q. T:3o, and the
saa'r was voted so great suecess that a whis.
party viii Be held every week during the winter
By some one OF those attending
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TRACKNE SPOKANE
Great Northern Not Delayed
by the Cold Weather.
EASTERN WASHINGTON BLIZZARD
Thirty Degrees Below Zefe ~ Car
Shooting ut oakesdais.

eAyD PorsT, Idaho, Jan. u.-,speci.l EIhs
Great Northern spur from sand Point Il about
finished, Only q few hundred yards OF track
laying remaining 70 be done. Before the end Of
presen: week trsekisying VIII be connsnced on
the main line AID pushed rapidly towards
Spokane The amount OF work accomplished
by The Great Northern company here during
the las. Eve weeks e something remark
abe cooside-ing the season Of the year.
there being FROM two 20 thres fee. OF snow On
hsrd-trozsn ground II that tine there has
bsen nile AID half Of r5ghf-ot-Esy cleared
through dense timber, substantial bridge built
across NIL creek, storage yards cleared, side
tracks Laid, a Tstsr tank built, AID everything
10 cow in readiness .or track laying OF the main
Ina
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The pI,,.burr church Con,ro,.,,x

P1rrSsUEs, Jan 1.-The trouble =; the ST.
Adcctert Polish church over the dismissal Of
Father ElasG! assumed more serious Asnect
today, an tsrestsns a: any time 20 break ogt
into regular riot several times the crowd
around the parish house became so loud ana
ho.s'eFous that = was necessary 20 cali TIE 10.
lice % clear tie street Eyery time Fathers Nc
kiew!eeh ard Kslasi1ski showed themselves
the crowd hoOtsd and Kissed. while Father Pi.
leski's appearance was tia signal for Wild
cheering.
Tbs evening the police arrested tive ring.
leaders for disturbing toe pescs. The .r-e.Is
had wholesome eject, ami the mob retired
NO further tsouble is expected.
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TRAIN WRECK IN INDIANA.
Two Passengers Killed and Thirty-Eigh
Injured Near CrswfordsyliIe.

CRAwyoRpsvILLR, Ind. Jan. iL-At o'clock
this afternoon q north-bound Xonon train ran
OF the track two miles north of here, at Nichol-
son crossing. The accident occurred at a ffty-
foot embankment, down which four cars rolled,
the engine and one baggage car keeping the
track The trouble ID supposed 10 have been due
60 broken rail. The first passenger coach
rolled over three times II was fun of pessen-
gors and caught fire from the stove. All the oc-
eupants escaped alive. The ladies' coach was
literally torn 10 pieces. as also the parlor car
Here was the greatest damage. There were three
theatrical troupes on board one of which, the
City Club burlesqe company, was completely
broken up, nearly every member sustaining
serious injury.
The killed are: Ben Hamburg, a Cincinnati
travelling man; Madame Eina Van Rokey, of the
City Club Company.
The injured are: Mack Rogers, Gus Rogers,
Stella Clifton, Helen Love, Cora White, all of
Syracuse, y. T.; Fanny Everett, az ST. Louis
Ola Lewis. Harry C. Bryant OF Philadelphia
NAdgs Lsrner. of Pittsburg: n. G. Ruttledge,
porter OF the chair car; c. y. Cornwall road
master; John wiuehell. baggsgemaster, all OF
Louisville; George Cutter, express messenger
OF LOUISVILLE William Snyder, OF Chicago;
william Bishop, Of Lafayette: John Bills,
conductor; Nellie Haaley Nstaliy). Ezra Hibbs.
of WheetGelc. Mrs. Ann Hibbs. or Wheatheld:
DR. Y. IL Whitesides David Hslsbury, Of Rom
ney. C. y. Cheek, Of Greencnstle; - Fox, of
New Albany; Paul Alien, Thomas Monaco, C. F..
Hoyt. c. W. LoevGen. OF salem, Eva Marshall,
Of Eiletsville, J. J. EnEight, Of Chicago; Mel.
vim Mckee, Of Chicago: John Foust. William
Hall. c. II. Davidson, Natl Beatty Mrs Brey-
iogle VIII smith, David Jones, J. f. Sullivan.
The q ght last named live at Crawiordsyigle.
OF the injured. seven viii die. The excite.
neat is intense. and hundreds visited the scene
OF the accident IL was one OF the most terrific
oatssiFopbss tina, has ever happened on the
rosd. TIE rescuers are searching for the BODY
a. ltiie girl supposed to be buried in the
debris
II Is learned stl O'Clock this morning that the
wreck Was caused by broken rail The piece
broken or was eight feet long. when the pas-
senger ear, locomotive and frat baggage car
weat over Il was displaced. The train was nun
ming thlsty miles Gu hour when the accident
freuFran
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silly Talk by a Tacoma Democr..

TACOMA, Jan u--lSpeeial- THE statement
made today By seeretaryI Ira z. Bamber. Of the
Democratic city central committee, that Re-
puoiieans are buying up certificates of registra-
non held BY Democrats, is emphatically denied
Dy Republican party organizers. Bomber SAYS
the certificates OF Democrats, when bought up
In the interest of Republicans, viii be voted
upon by Republican repesters. Mr.. Bamber
does not furnish any facts 70 support his state
ment He says, however, that 20 election Ger
hfcatss were bought in Seattle during the last
CITY sfaeffoo
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saloon Shooting Arrar At oa.esa.,s-

OAEssoALE, Jan. u--Isrecial- Tonight az 3
O'Clock there was shooting scrspe III the Elk
saloon Alva and Arthur Stout attacked AIex.
accer Young. and Young shoi both IN the lee,
They attempted 20 shoot him first. and sue.
oeeded in beating him up badly. Ths
cause was an Old .eud. aggravated bv
had whisky Young gave himself up 70 ire
marshal D.. smith has succeeded in extrse,.
ing the ball from tie thigh o. one of them. Hs
he's located the ball N the thigh o. the other.
oa' ass n2f gotten It ont YET. People justify
YounC's acttCuS
A. the sanis time 50 the shooting an alarm ~
Ere WIS given. Or. Gaines residence vass on
Ere, caused by pipe PASSING through the cell
ins. soon hundred men were on the seen.
and put II ont with wEtsc ana snow. Tie dam
age wss slight
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An idaho sandbagger.s succsss.

MOSCOW, Idaho, Jan u-tspecial IA recent
press dispatch from Memphis, Tenn, told of Dr.
Miller, OF Idaho, who won in that city $4,000
eno Gxty acres OF land BY betting he had q
pony that would drag bsg OF ssnd weighing
80 pounds by rope half mile
Ioag. Il Is learned that the doctors name In
not Miller, but B. Williams. a veterinary sur
geon OF Moscow. He left this city for Memphis
on or about the 10Th OF December The sand
Dag act Ii said TO have been tried by him in this
vicinity
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Silver Senator Jones on Politics.

CHICAGO. Jan. lL-In an interview here this
evening United States Senator Jones, of Nevada,
expires led the opinion that Mr.. Blaine would be
the next Republican nominee for president,
adding: 81 am also inclined TO the belief that
he is the only man whom we can elect" The
people are not pleased, Jones says, with the
position taken By either Harrison or Cleveland
on the silver question. He thinks there is no
doubt the free silver people will have majority
IN the next congress
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ni,fannd. Nfithnn. pronl.

NEW YogE, lsa u.-JCsticc Barrett. Of the
supreme court, hiss continued the Injunction
ebtAiucl ~ Martin against taa Esl3Sou EIsc.ric
IsEht Company, epfe.nlug Z from declaring s
c.y lead e S9 Per cert rsysele in hoGGs o. TIE
company. The justices dec sion says; Upon
whEt pg noiple eaa corporation issue bends ia
oTdeg 20 rate mcEey q declare a diyidend9
ThAt - sin,p;y Borrowing zaaey Tor the purpose
ecaterr pizted
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ASAcoRTzs, Jan. II. Especial Andrew
Chamberg fell of wagon on Tenth street to-
day, falling under the horses feet His head
was cut In several places and q wheel ran over
his right arm, frscturing the bone in several
places, the bone sticking out through his coat
His arm was placed in splints and the man was
sent TO the Tacoma hospital on the boat this
morning.
The old council held its last meeting this
evening. The new officers take their seats to-
morrow.
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Oregon Pioneers Dead.

RoszBuRG. Or, Jan. IL-Ispecial John
Pierce, of Deer Greek. died today very suddenly
OF the grip, aged 60. He came to Douglas
county thirty years ago.
George Haines, ST.. died at the family resid-
eDce today. He has been I'll for several months.
He was also an old pioneer of this county
The body Of DR.. J. G. SHAMROCK, who was
drownd while crossing the Umpqus river at
keuog's on December 8, was found today
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rour Social Gathering. IN o,,.,ou

GUTHRIs, o. T., Jan. lj.-Four ghost dsuees
are Cow ia prosress among The Indians in mis-
territory. None OF tie dancers exr-g-s So
hostility towsrfs whites Many have aiat
igom exposure % ths severe cold weather
There VII lot be sny serious trouh.e win .nv
ct thesa Indians unless tAe woveru srteu,r,x
70 stop them. They are astcrIa{ aed % scer r,,
tse dance and there would surely e b,ooGshsi
Should any attempt BE- made 10 naolesf them
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DR.. Graves Sentenced to Death.

DsyvER, Col, Jan 1l-Judgs Rising this
morning denied the motion of Dr.. Graves
counsel for an arrest Of Judgment, and sentenced
tie condemned man 20 be hanged within two
weeks. beginning January 81
DR.. Graves Wa taken 10 the penitentisry to-
night 70 remain in solitary eoninsment until
sentence ID co1muted. new trial granted or
be is executed. A petition Is on foot TO request
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Bold Stage Robbery In Arizona.

PHGSix, Ariz., Jan. IA special &c the Re
publican says: The Florence and Globe stage
was held up by one highwsyman nine miles
west Of Riverside, Ariz., today. Wells-Farzo's
box and two bars Of silver bullion were taken.
The mail was not touched. The robber is de-
seribed a. tall and dark with G heavy mus
tache, and wore no mask The same stage was
robbed near this point ten days ago and the
Wells-Fsrgo box taken, supposed to be by the
same man Indian trailers were started out,
but they lost the track in the pinal mountains
IN q binding snowstorm.