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Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Circulating library, First avenue and Jefferson.
 Two Chinamen were before Justice Johnstone last night for fighting. They were fined $5 each.
 Frank Fisher the young Texas lawyer adjudged insane last Tuesday was taken to the asylum yesterday.
 A meeting of the Ladies Benevolent society will be held at the opera house at o'clock this afternoon to transact important business. All members are requested to be present.
 City Surveyor Trott began establish ing the grade yesterday for the new sidewalk on Washington street between Center and First avenue.
 In the sale of delinquent tax property yesterday the letter H in the alpha betical list was reached. Many de- linquents are yet coming in.
 The sole business in police court yes terday morning consisted of a drunk who was found so physically dilapl- dated as to be unfit for jail duties. He was discharged.
 Men may come and men may go, but the antediluvian bourbon whisky of Wall street, Jlm Rennie, tickles the tongue of quiet, genteel trade every day in the year.
 Suit was begun In district court yes terday by Robert Alstatter vs. w. A.. Hancock and wife, Geo. H. N. Luhrs, Thos. W. Penn berton and M. Wormser, to foreclose mortgage. An elegant suite of rooms is being fit- ted up for Colonel and Mrs. Fitch in the Gotten building. The decorations are being made by Mrs. Fitch who is a lady of the highest artistic tastes and omplishments.
 s. J. Tribolst succeeds to the busi- ness of Saunders & Tribolet and will conduct it at the old stand where the only genuine cold air storage in Php. nix is located and where all his old GUS toners may find him. At regular meeting of the Pioneer Hose Co.,, No. l, last night, the follow ing were elected as delegates to the an nual meeting of the Ph9nix Fire de- pertinent on the 30 inst. at 80 D. m F. J. Cole, Hiram Hooker and A. E. Hinton.
 The board of supervisors was in ses. sion again yesterday. The day was chiefly taken up with allowing claims In the matter of opening 8 new road through the center of section 3e the board decided to take no action until after the August levy.
 The will of the late Nina Buel, o Selma, Fresno county, Cal., was filed yesterday in probate court. Amone the property devised by it is consider able improved real estate in thil county and some Adams street prop erty in the city which the testatol recommends be held and the profits divided among the heirs.
 Yesterday three or four friends o1 Dr. Keefer were 'guying" him con cerning matter which carried re fiection upon his piety. ''I'll nevel forget my God" WAS the doctors reply "No," said Col. Tom Fitch, who hap pened along in time to overhear th' remark, "and he'll never forget you he'll see you damned first"
 In TIE REPUBLICANS account of th' Ladies' Catholic Mutual Aid society en
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
PERSONAL.

Col. Herring of Tombstone, is in the city on legal business.
 Wm. Peck left last night for Kansas City with two carloads of cattle.
 Ex-Postmaster Copes and family left last night on a visit to California.
 MT. and Mre. E. J. Campion of Tue son, are at the Sixth Avenue hotel, hay. ing arrived yesterday.
 MT. Elmer Talbott;; of Beaver Dam, Wis, but who is temporarily residing in Tucson, was in town yesterday.
 Mrs. w. D. Fulwiler left last night on visit to the midwinter fair and other places of interest on the coast.
 M. Mckay. the patentee of the new irrigation pump, has gone with his family to San Diego, where they will reside in the future. A manufactory will be established at Los Angeles.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were Felix Coblentz, San Francisco; J N. Eastwood, Kansas City ;Chas Brown, Vancouver, Wash; J. L. Atkinson Los Angeles; Chas. V. Barr, Plainfield Mass.: Mrs. J. ". McKindley, Morris, Ills.
 Wm. Paget, recently from South Carolina, left last evening for Los Angeles where he goes for ndeical treat ment. MT. Paget was so favorably i'm. pressed with the future of the city while here that he purchased valuable property in Capitol addition.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
Insurance. The New York Life
 Insurance
 Company. BOONE & LEW WIS,
 General Managers
 For Arizona. Rooms 5 and 6 Fleming Block. Money Loaned on Policies at 5 per cent per annum.
Gall and see us if you want To Place a
 Gilt-Edged Loan
HE WAS INVITED.
An Apology Which was not Under-
 stood,

An Apology Which was not Under-
 stood.
 Yesterday morning a young gentle man connected with one of the Phoenix newspapers and who had been out of town the day before found on his desk letter containing an invitation to the grand opening at the Bank Exchange the night before. The invitation stated that the free lunch would be something magnificent and that special table and service had been arranged for news- MT. E. Fender, proprietor of the Ex- change.
 "By Jovel" said the young gentle man, "I'm sorry about that; not only because I've missed the chance of life time in Phoenix but I'm afraid MT. Fender will fell hurt at my neglect of his banquet. I guess I'll go and ex- plain matters to him."
 A minute later he was in the Ex- change inquiring for MT. Fender who was pointed out to him.
 "Ah, MT. Fender" began the young gentleman, I've called to apologize for not being able to accept your kind in- vitation to the banquet last night, but you see I was out of the city and didn't get your note until this morning." MT. Fender looked at him uneasily and said to bartender: "That's four," thinking of the other three men who had been committed to the asylum from Phoenix this week. Mir. Tenders unintelligible language and his cool ness gave the young newspaper man an unfavorable impression of him and led him to imagine that the saloon keep er's resentment was more deeply seated than the circumstances warranted. He went back to the office and learned that the note had been written by one of his associates; no formal invitations to the grand opening had been issued.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.
Governor Tillman Grows More
 Reckless.

Governor TilIman Grows More
 Reckless.
 FLORENCE, s. C., April 4.-An order has been received here from Gov. Till man directing the arrest of all citizens of this place who participated in taking guns from the local armory last Friday. The order em braces the best citizens of the town. They are surrendering quietly and by reporting to the court house the governor allows them pa role within the town limits. Habeas corpus proceedings will be undertaken.
 Governor Tillman has the active sup port of the Populist Party in Florence county. By a resolution passed by the Populist convention held on Monday, before the Darlington affair, the con- vention appointed man in each town ship who will, upon his call, assemble the farmers of his township at ren- dezvous. They will come armed and ready to support the governor.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
IN HARD LUOk.

Coxey's Army Lands in Jail at Pitts
 burg.
 PITTsBURG, Pa., April 1.-The lock ups were filled last night with men be- longing, or claiming to belong, to Coxey's army. Today they were brought up before Magistrate McKelvy and sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse. Later it was developed that several of the men were really un- employed workmen and not ordinary tramps and twelve were released.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
The Mine Owners Ultimatum.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, April A. Since the Cripple Creek miners re- jected the proposed compromise the mine owners declare they will make no further effort to meet the unions or their committees, but will operate their properties with non-union men or not at all,
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
The Attorney-GeneraPs Plan.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Ths senate committee on the Pacific railroads had under consideration the question of the reorganization of the Union Pacific. The attorney-general has a plan of or ganizatlon under consideration. He thinks the proper course of the com mittee will be to await his report be- fore attempting to take definite action.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
Unappreciative Cltiz ems.

RIVERSIDE, Cal. April 4.-The second brigade of the industrial army which left Los Angeles on Monday arrived at Rincon this evening. The citizens de- cided not to furnish the army with food. The sheriff says the army must march through the county without delay.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
JUST SAVED. The Democrats Are Af-
 ter MT. Cleveland. The Veto Almost OVer- ridden in the House. Republicans Rescue the PreSi-
 dent From His Friends. Call for a Conference of American Governments to Consider
 the Financial Situation.

By the Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, April 4.-The vote on the Bland bill in the house at the end of the first roll call stood: Yeas, 130; nays, 45. Two more than two-thirds of the Democrats voted to pass the bill over the presidents veto, but the Re. publicans did not vote.
 On the second vote the count stood : Yeas, IA; nays, 116. This is not the necessary two-thirds to override the veto. The Republicans voted on the second roll call.
 A Western Continental Co onference.
 WASHINGTON, April 4.-Representa- tive Caminetti of California today introduced joint resolution au- thorizing the president to invite all of the nations of the western hemisphere to conference on the financial ques- tion. A preamb ble of the resolution re- cites the fact of community of inter- est existing in the western hemisphere. It continues that the depreciation of silver is by default. It urges that Guatemala, Mexico and the govern ments in Central and South America may take similar action and it asserts that the various interests of the United States are threatened with loss.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-05
Thinning Out Saloons.

SAN BERNARDINo, April 4.-The city trustees passed an ordinance last even- ing prohibiting the granting of licenses to more than two saloons in one block on either side of the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
ANOTHER MKENNEY DELEGATION.
Nottoway Democrats Heartily Endorse
Conpressman James 4. Epes.

BLACKSTONE, VA, September H.
(Special)-A mass-meeting of the Demo
cratic voters OF the county OF Nottoway
was held at the courthouse to-day. Joseph
NJ. Hurt was elected chairman, and James
Mann chosen secretary. The following
delegates were elected to the convention.
10 be- held at Petersburg on the l9th IN
slant: Nottoway Courthouse. W. NJ. Ber-
naTd and James Mann; Spainville, a. {,
Beyille: Crewe. G. a. Hammock and L.
O. Badger; Jeffress Store. w. Horace
JcYress. Blackstone. George VI. Inge and
J. NJ. Hurt: Burkcville. Joseph j.. Leath.
James +. Epes. X. w. Tuggle. ). T..
Epes. and Judge W. II. Mann. This dele
CATION is solidly in favor Of W. X. Nc
Kenney. of Petersburg.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously passed:
At meeting Of the Democrats or Not
toway. AT the courthouse. for the pur-
pose OF elccting delegates TO the con-
cressional convention TO be held in Pc
tersburg. IT is resolved:
l. That the people of Nottoway regret
10 learn that the Hon. James r. Epes
declines to be a candidate for renomina-
ton
.. That this people have watched with
much interest his course as a representa-
tive from this district III 'he Nohs iesS
OF the United States, and. being fuily
aware Of his every step. heartily endorse
the same.
3 That the people OF his native coun-
" would be derelict to themselves If they
allowed this opportunity TO pass without
the expression of their just pride in their
favored son.
The meeting, which was a very har-
monious one. was addressed by w. NJ.
Bernard. Judge GOODWIN. Colonel Jeffress'
and Hon. j. +. Epes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
THE STATE CANVASS.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES DIS
CUSS THE POLITICAL ISSUES.
Judge Morrison Speaks With Telling
IfIcct In smythe County--Iiis Rccep-
ton Prophetic Of the Result,

MARION. VA. September l'.-tSpecial)
Hon. H. =. X. Morrison. Democratic can
didatc for Congress In the Ninth District
addressed large and appreciauvc audi
,nce at this place to-day. His speech
was comprehensive and forciblc. and was
closely listened TO from beginning TO END
The unanimous opinion here IL that Judge
Morrison will carry SJnythe county by
GOOD majority. The manner IN which ne
discusses the leading issues OF the cam
ralen shows that he is not only man
OF ability and force but one who Is also
IN touch and sympathy with the interests
Of the pcoplc OF his district His pleasing
manner and address. his known purity
~ life and character and his ability as
a dobatcr will command recognition
wherever he goes.
THE FEATURES.
Among the features Of his speech here
No.. his discussions OF the silver ques-
f.r tac tau0. panics and their causes.
and the work OF the last Congress. Tho
reception riVen Judge Morrison here. "a
......s.sI with that which Walker met.
. prophetic Of the result "a November
Ids niua0n 10 Cleveland rs tn sturdy
,...l of the people was responded &c
f. ...uI after round OF applause. This
,.s Boon "a great day for Democracy in
--.ttEU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
RALEIGH RUN INTO.
THE CRUISER SAID TO BE DAMAGED
BY A COAL BARGE.
Condition of the People Injured by q Loco
motive--Captain veilincs Sues
the Police Board.

NORFOLK. VA, September T-(Spe-
cial There is a rumor at the navy-yard
that the new cruiser Raleigh was run into
by n coal-barge IN Hampton Roads on
Saturday night. and somewhat damaged.
Mr.. Francis Rieger and Mrs. c. l..
Ironmonger. who were run down In
wagon by an Atlantic and Danvllle loco
motive on Saturday. were suffering very
much this morning. Mr. Rieger Is IN
jurcd about the head, and continues I'M
conscious at times. and Mrs. lronmonger
has one shoulder dislocated, and Is In
tured internally. Mrs. James Is confined
to her bed with severe bruises.
BASEBALL.
The Norfolk league team played the All
Americas" of Portsmouth. on the Young
Mems Christian Association grounds In
that city this afternoon.
The farmers of the county nave taheii
advantage Of the dry weather 10 iuil!
secure their hay-crop. but the cropS OF
the truckers planted for the iah are
greatly suffering for want OF ram;
Mas;er-Car-Builder d.. W. Balentine.
who was 50 badly hurt Few Gays ago
Is able to get about again.
Aleeron A. Knight alias Kennedy mas
been sent to Jail for "A term for sWlndilne
Norfolk Council. Jr. o. |. n. Nj oi
money and board.
ENTERED SUIT.
Captain NJ. J. Vellines has entered sun
against the Board OF Police Coinmis-
sloners for 80. 900 damages for false arrest
and Imprisonment The suit Is brought IN
the Corporation Court.
Officers Of the quarantine steamer az
Cane Charles. in the city yesterday, STATE
mat there are only two patients now SICK
on Fisherman's Island. all the others
having recovered and been sent 10 their
obi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
A Schedule of EreiCht Eatcs.

TOANO. VA, September H.-tSpeciaL)-
There was Il largely-attended meeting oil
the citizens Of New Kent ana James
CIV at this place last saturday M
Samuel Barnes, of New Kent was mace
chairman and Colonel James H. Alien
secretary. Upon invitation. Dr. Johh -
Turner explained tine object OF the mee'-
ING 10 be to formulate plan TO De lald
before a conference with the proper OH
cers Of the chesapeake and Ohio railway
in reference To schedule OF irelgnt
rates for the trucking business. After
tulI and free discussion Of the matter 'he
meeting adjourned until next Ihursuay'
when the members Will accept fTee pa
sage 10 Williamsburg and free dinner
given by the said officers. IL IS put just
IN saw that this important move vas Sus-
cested by the officers OF the CheSapraKe
and Ohio railway, and there are ms"
homes that il will materialize III harmony
Win the idea recently expressed by fresi-
don, ingalls,. at ST. Louis: our OBJECT Is
20 beneft and be benefited
/ f Jones, chairman Of the Board OF
s"nervisors. has appointed DR.. bootn'
Jndge Henley. and Mr.. d. W. Marston az
delegates to the State Immigration meet
ing to be held in Richmond October i5th'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
MRS. HARRY fRAzlER'S ACCIDENT.
Knocked senseiess by Folding Bed'
stcad-On the Road to Recovery

STAUNTON, VA, September T.-tSpe-
cial.)-Mrs. Harry Frazier. of Richmond.
who il a guest at the Hotel Kalorama
here. was the victim OF an unusual and
severe accident a few days ago. In at
tempting to let down one of the new-fash-
toned folding beds. the poncercus piece OF
furniture became released, and fell with
its great weight, striking Mrs Frazier
on the head knocking her senseless.
Such a cash was cut that several stitches
were necessary TO close the scalp. Mr..
Frazier was telegraphed for. and came
up from Richmond TO see his wounded
wife. To-day he tells the Dispatch cor
RESPONDENT that Mrs. Frazier is getting
along nicely on the road To recovery.
The Rev. DR.. Carson, pastor of 81.
Paul's Episcopal church. at Lynchburg,
is in the city. the guest or Dr. ana
Mrs. BENJAMIN Blackford. Dr. carson
preached to a large congregation at
Trinity church yesterday.
The several colleges for young ladies'
have opened. and the prospect OF success
ful sessions is encouraging.
The Virginia Female Institute, under
Mrs. J. f.. b. Stuart. has an unusually
full quota Of scholars.
Mss Mary Julia Baldwin's Augusta
Female Seminary opens with its full limit.
The Wesleyan Female Institute showed
a long column of scholars at church yes
terday, and the Lutheran school eA-
pected TO have long list on its rolls
This enlarged attendance at the schools
clearly evidences that the parents
throughout the South are emerging from
the clutches of financial stringency which
has 50 grievously bound them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
sUcHANAN's ELECTION CONTEST
1t Involves the MayoraIty and Council
Held Under the Walton Law.

BUCHANAN, VA, September H.-(Spe-
cial1-The contested-electiOn case that mas
been on trial before our County-Judfe
Simmons at Fincastle for several days
mast awakens the liveliest interest In TINS
,o,., Many witnesses have been exam
ined for both sides. and 1t IL presumed
that the case will be closed to-day ana
submitted TO the Judge for his dtc'sloh'
This contest las has been noted p"ioIe
In YOUR columns) Is over the munSipal
election for Mayor and SIX couhclIlheh
held here on August Eth under the wal
ton law. The principal causes oil the
contestants are that the Recorder pelhS
a candidate for reelection. had no risht
IN serve I'm the several capacities that ne
ala. next that the judges had no right To
rerove the special constable appolh'ei
bv the County Electoral Board ana put
IN a man OF their own choosing anu
another charge T. that the constaple went
into the booths with voters when ne Was
not requested to DO so by them.
The cold ticket" the one elected was
comnosed of Republican mayor -FOUR
democratic and two Republican couilcI',
men The defeated ticket was composer
~ n Democratic candidate for mayor
five Democratic and one Repubilcan couh-
cilmen. All three of the judges OF en-
tIon were Democrats and the CONSUME
was a Republican. so 1t IL hard 10 get AT
the polItlcal complexion of the case.
Roth sides have able counsel ana every
foot Of ground Is strongly contested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18
virginia News Items.

nj. rr,sconoI Convocat!on OF West Vir-
e,,ria r,,u convene In session at Buchanan
to-day.
r,. .oryre0ation Of East Roanoke Bap-
,,a, o,urcb has purchased a lot, and Will
erect a new church building
Rev. DR.. G. W. Bush has resigned the
pastorate Of the buchanan ana hoiiihs
BAPTIST churches, in Botetourt county
An officer left Roanoke on sunday Tor
por,sr,outh O.. to bring back w. ID.
Ht,'ers TO stand trial for the larceny OF a
check for si5 from J. W. FowlKes'
II Bagwell. a member OF Cape Fear
Gnu No 2d. L. C. v, Of Wilmington.
X G. was picked up on the streets OF
poanoke on Sunday i'll with IeVer lie
,rent there a day or two since from
Lynchburg
Thomas j. Ross was convicteu IN the
Henry County Court TINS week OF as
.a,,Iting G. w. Davis and fined $lO. lie
90 under Indictment for shooting a man
nd Hodges. and will be tried at the
October term.
A cave has been discovered -FOUR miles
west of Fincastle. 1t has several streams
~ running water In IT, ana the lorina-
ttops are SAD 10 Dc 'c's HN'N'f 80
Iii as wonderful. II will be thoroughly
explored in few days
The cadet football team OF the VIZ
ptnia Military Institute is getting III shape
for hard practice for the fa.i season OF
games to be played with other colleges
and universities. and will put In the neld
a very strong team. better, possibly IMAM
that Of last session.
Judge Keith. OF the Alexandra Circuit
Court has dissolved. In chambers AT
Warrenton, Va. an injunction when mad
been issued to prevent John II. Walter
and others, stockholders OK the Washing-
ton Real Estate Company. from holding
a specIal meeting TO amend the bylaws
and SO Gust the president and directors
Of the company.
Rev. ID. G.. Armstrong, Jr.. OF Salem.
Presbyterian missionary to Brazil, writes
his parents from Lavras that on account
of the declining health OF his wife ne VIII
be compelled to return TO the United
states. They expect to reach Salem next
moutk aecompapieA By Mss AriAnna
henderson, whose health has been brokeu
s.s 49, SAArs hard missionary work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-18

by the School Board not being able TO
secure principal In time. The new
principal which the board has Just APP
pointed II Mr.. II. II. Epes. OF Nottoway.
MIR. Epes IL n cousin OF congressman
James r. Epcs, and was endorsed very
highly for the position. The board also
appointed T. y. Dunaway. OF Loudouh, 10
teach at Morrison.
CAPTAIN q. Boldt. master OF the barge
Mabel Phillips. which IL waiting her turn
al the coal-piers here. Is missing, ana
supposed 10 be drowned. 1he engineer
~ the Phillips found the Captains coat
and pipe lying on the rail OF the vessel
saturday. since which time its owner
has not been seen, and the supposition
among the crew IL that he fell overheard
and was drowned. Captain Bcidt ieaVes
n wife and three children In New YORK.
The case OF Cornelius Harris vs.. the
Virginia State Insurance Company was
decided In the Circuit Court mere on sd
,urlay. Harris sued the company LOT
81 600. for which amount he heId the
policy on his house tnat was
burned here last year. The jury nrousht
IN n verdict for Si5. with interest. Ire
company has appealed.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Lewis wyatt. n negro, VIM 10
livelihood by fishing and oystefing' shot
another negro named Edward HoIiand
here late Saturday night In what ~
known here az Rockets" The antir
vas the outcome Of some family troupie.
wyatt married Hollands daughter ABOUT
twelve months ago. and the later &c,
cusel him OF ill-treatlng Ter. hoiiand
vent 10 WAITS house and DEMANDED 10
know OF him why he treated MS uaush-
Ter cruelty. Wyatt would NOT hsteh 10
him end told him not to enter Ms house,
but Holland did attempt to enter anu as
he did 50 wyatt drew large horse-piSiCi
and discharged its entire contents III il"l
lands face. The revolver was Ioaue'
y,,i,b No 4 shot Almost the ehtlre reht
side of Hollands face was blown on anu
the doctors say he cannot recover ms
RIGHT eve IL out and part OF the load
IL thought 10 have lodged In MS prani'
Holland is a carpenter by trace ana y
Thought well of among the negroes VINO
are very much exercised over Inc aHaf'
Although a diligent search mas Deeh
made for Wyatt. he Is still at larse' ana
gbarin Nilstead offers $25 out OF his own
nocxet for his capture. Wyatt Is a ma
Iatto. about % years old, and Is > Feet .
inches I'm height lie is quite afne' anu
wears an iron brace on his right loo''