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A Bank wreckor Arrested.

New WHATcoM, Wash, April 15.-
G. w. Waldron, ex-president of the
Bank of FGirhaven and the Whatcom
County bank, was arrested at Fairhaven
this evening on complaint sworn to by
the deputy county treasurer, charging
him with having received the deposit in
the Whatcom County bank of $1,000 after
he'kuow the bank TO be in failing cir
cumstances. He furnished bonds in the
sum of $4,000 for his appearance next
Wednesday.
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moReyrolds' secession letter.

DENVER, April 15.-O0l. Robert Nc
REYNOLDS, author ot the secession let or
addressed to Governor Waite, tbs tub
atance OF which was given in an Aesc--
ciatcd Press dispatch from Lii G, lin,
Neb., last night, has been in Denver
several weeks, seeking employment. i,e
offered the letter in succession TO the
different papers, hut none OF them wonl :
publinh it. His secession plan receives
M iudoreemeDt here,
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The use of Halls Hair Renewer promotes
the growth of the hair and restores its natural
color and beauty, frees the scalp of dandruf,
tetter and all impurities.
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IGntlrc Grew Drownnd.

Boston, April 15.-rhere is no longer
any doubt that the crew of the schooner
Jennie Carter, which is total wreck on
Salisbury beach, are drowned.
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wovznnp Park Trnct.

Lots for next 10 days at auction prices.
Terms one-tourth each, balance one, two
and three years.
EAsToN, ELDRIDdE & Co.,
12l South Broadws
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The Throat--"Brolgn's Bronchiql TroeEes"
act directly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extrao1NIsry effect in all 4lso.u .ue.b 1
the throat,
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uUsrxrss nppoEruNrrIGs.

Ea0R SALE - RESTAURANT, BAKERY,
II hotel lodging and boarding houses; rare
chance; can make $50 per month; butcher
shop, cigar, stationery and notion stores and
many otner good chances information bureau.
L. NlTrlNGER, manager. 3l91a S Spring ST.;
residence, 45l Hop. St. tel. lls. 9 I'm
EoR sALE-A 22-RooM LODGING HOUSE.
L blocks from City lIa ]; newly furnls he'd !;
I'll rooms occupied; splendid location; ownes
going cast. Here is an excellent oppo tuuity
for n bargain. Full investigation solicited.
Address sE LOUIS, box 90, Herald. So u
LNOR sALE-AT POMONA.
Il sell the earth.
Are you looking fol- good business2 have
several good openings.
Come and see me.
1t R. s. BAssETT, Pomona
NOR sALE-R45O, CIGAR STORE, BIG BAR
I gain; %i5p, restaurant and delicacies fine;
5000, grocery, good business; lodging houses
at any price, according to what ynu want. n.
B. WALKER CO., lO6 Broadway. 4-l5 2t
Gona-GooD opPoRTUNrTY-REL
sN.sVOman wanted as partne to assist in we'll
established business; will pay profit OF ffpm
x05 to $75 monthly to each. For particulars
see b. WlIlrE, 21l W. First st. ALI If
7 oDGtNG HoUsEKEEPERs SEE THIS ON
4 Hill ST. - rooms neatly furnished; rent
OF building, with lease, only 800 a month I;
$500 cash, balance payments {, suit; price
200. See B. WHITE III W. First St Al II
e tOO-BAKERs ATTENTION. OLD EsTAB-
pTVV iished bakery, baking over barrels
trade; exceptional chance. sec WHITE, 2sl
W. First st. all ii
w TANTED-PARTNER WITH $57o TO JOIN
w frst-class saloon man with same amount
TO purchase one OF the best-paying saloons in
the city J. WALSH & CO., 32i1a South spring
rect AIS II
GOSO-CIGAR STORE, EXTRA WELL LO-
IT %s)U Gated, full value in stock; pays So
per month profit; never such a bargain offered
before, see B. WHITE. 22l W. First st.
EoR SALE $500 CIGAR STORE AND
club rooms; one OF the best located in the
city; paying TlGO per month net these dun
times. Address THE OWNER, box 90, Herald.
Ala It
GcOO-LoDGING HOUSE OF so ROOMS,
NtniV partly furnished; pays %iOla month
profit; long lease; selling on account OF sick
bess. see b. WHITE, 22l " First st. Ali II
SISn wANTED-PARFNER TO ENGAGE
~ IsU in the Wholesale aud retail fruit busi-
ness fine opening for II steady man. J, WALSH
~ CO, 32l15 South Spring st. 4-l5 IT
G3OO-A VERY NEAT NOTION STORE;
,e.yUU good ocation; cheap rent; living
Il co, 32t South Spring st. 4-l53t
spI0s TO-DAY WILL BUY A WELL PAYING
II -S,S little cigar store, actually Tl75,
but must be sold See Il. WlIffk, 22l W
First ST. t.a a-l2 II
TyOR SALE-GOOD~PAVING RESTAURANT;
II your own price, / reasonable offer is made;
mus leave. lnqui-c 200 L, First. 4-l3 3t
lFYOU WANT TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSI-
! ness quick for cash, see HUBER Il BAR
NARD, 1T ". Second. 4-l tt
IYTANTED-B BUSINESS - WILL INVEST 4
w few hundred dollars Address, +. q. box
S-7, 4-15 2t
nON'TFORGETT0 TO SEE sTOVER & OLIVER,
IL l2dl6 5. Sping, for business chances.
1917 If
7 ARGE, WELLEQUlPPED FRUIT STORE
L. at a bargain. WHITE, 221 w. First st.
Ali If
- SELL YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY FOR
= cash go to Il. WHITE, 231 W First st. 2-13tf
4 CHANGE or A LIFETIMS-READ THE
N great coupon offer IL this paper.
-
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Best meals in the city al the Nsdeau Cafe.
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Goiug Out of b usiness.
Furnishing goods, hats. 146 n. Spring st.
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DERSONAL-MRs. PARKER, CLAIRVOY-
Il ant consultation on business, love- mar
riage, disease, mineral locations, life reading
etc. Take University electric cars to Forester
ave, and Hoover ST.; go west on Forester ave.
3 blocks to Vine ST., second house on Vine west
of Vermont ave. $50 ii
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TTOR SALE-F1NE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
Z of twelve rooms. elegantly finished, besides
basement fitted up with laundry with Sta
tiCnarv tubs; hot and cold water, telephone.
electric and modern improvements high attic,
capai le OF making four large rooms; .arge
china closets, eight closets halls, etc. five fire
places, and number Of f1ues. Twelve acres of
land with water supply pred under pressure,
did opportunity for fish ponds. Within lie
the city limits, oGe block from depot on
Terminal railroa,I, orchard of finely assorted
fruits flowers and usual outhouscs; fine views;
title perfect Price $4,000, being cost of the
Improvements: terms liberal, or will take as
cash payment one-half in residence property
in this city. Address W. l.. p, z. .. Box a65,
Los Angeles, Cal. 4-5-tf
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roR sALE-oIrY pnopEnrr.

EoR sALE-
CITY PROPERTY
By JOHN II. COKE.
Sls Bradbury Block.
100 it. E. First income. ................ 100000
% ft. T. First income me........,....,...... 5000
30 #. s Broadway, income ..,,............ 700
7oft. s broadway, income ............. Geo
4Oft S. broadway, incOmC.............- $50
ss IT. S, Broadway, income. e..... ..... 7a5
60 it. s. Broadway, income. ............ 2ej
6l #. S broadway, ipeome .....~...,... go
0ft s. Broadway, income. .......,...... 175
so it, N Broadway, income ....-...... 800
GO It. \. Broadway, ncome.............. 400
6Oft. N Broadway, income .....-..... $50
SOft. S. Hill, income ...,................. 2o)
10 ft. san Pedro noome.......~.~.... $50
40 It. y. Broadway y...........,,....... 1000
4-room cottage Court, near Broadway. 1000
60 f. W. Seventh, near Broadway...... 10000
l65 fl. ". Seventh corner. Make offer
Ihave
large list
OF business and residence property
in every quarter of the city.
List your property with
JOHN H. CONE,
315 Bradbury block.
Ais tt City property a speciality.
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ID DERsoNAL-RALPH BRoS-GoLD BAR
i -four, 95c; city -four 75c: gra nulated
lbs rolled oats, 25c; ssrdines, boxes 25c;
table fruit $ cans soc; midland coffee, 25c ID;
eastern oil, SOC; gasoline. soc; 2-Ib. can eorned
beef. 15c; lard, I0-lb. can soc; lbs, 4sc
sol s. Spring St corner Sixth.
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ETVHE SAFE DEPOSIT BONES OF THE STATE
u Loan. and Trust company are enclosed in
: fire proof and burglar-proof vault, with time
alcoves attached for the private examination
Of valuables, with writing materials; young
lady in attendance. 81 II
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UsE GEEMAN FAMlLy soAr.
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DERSONAL-A HIGHLY EDUCATED GEN
IL tleman of means, holding a frst-class
position, would esteem it a favor to correspond
with refined and accomplished Young lady,
with view TO home and matrinony. Address
REAL ESTATE. box 40, Herald 4.I0 81
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For hnO table service 20 tOths Naaeau CAFE.
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~ LIMPsES OF AMERICA-READ THECOU-
NJ pom offer today. If you avail yourself OF
the opportunity you can easily make $2V.
MISS RAY OF CHICAGO GIVES FIRST
WI class massage and magnetic treatment at
133 N. Main st. room 81. 300 I'm
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I,-OE SALE-CHEAPEsT IRRJGATLE LAND
L near Los Angeles no water rates To pay.
Price less than half I usual I teS-loO acres
cut OF ihe east 200 acres of Tcjunga ranch, the
Xccpicd 40 acres being in 81. corner hereto
fore sold To and improved by John OK. EleyR-
lion about 200 fee: above sea level; 10 miles
due north OF Los Angeles, 10 mites by road.
he sol is fine deeomposed granite, the south
and cas- Iarts especially choice, the northwest
Is injG ed by rock. There is u fine stream OF
water, deemed ample for the entire 200 acres,
piPed oul on and belonging to the .Ob acrcs
eioIe, with reservoir on separate tract Loo
feet more eieva.ed than the center Of
This tract There is also included in
this Ticce 81 acres OF land purchased
oi the railroad com ahy many years ago,
from which is diverted the wafer, the
iitle Of which water however, has been here
lOsure perfected by apprOprin ion. There is II
good deal Of wood Gud some ara le land on
the 50 acres. The ~ acres is patented land
being part of the .4NO acres of Tejunga
ranch grant. Price, T75 per acre for the l6U
acres, beiug Sl2,Do0 for the entire property,
including 5 acres, reservoir, water pipes,
water, etc. Tera s. onc-third cash; balance
in one and two years, 9 per cent interest.
Would accept oS Ange es city property for
one-hGlf the purchase price, or Will sell the
lAud separately in tracts OF 10 or more acres,
with l.. o OF TIE entire water, water rights,
water pipe ana reservoir Price, $50 per acre.
Address, W. L. T., Z. O. box 565, Los Angeles.
A. ~
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-COFFEE, FRESH ROASTED
1 daily, java and mocha, 35c per lb; noun
tain coffee 25c 10 lbs, corn meal, l5c; lbs.
brown sugar, 81; 5 lbs. good tea, 81; lbs
peeled peaches, 25c; cans apricots 25e; can
lis. lard Soc; - pork SIC; wood pails' 15c'
brooms, 15c; bacon. 1254c. ECONOMIC
STORES, 305 S, Spring st.
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AM EsMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
IVA monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular mensas--from what
ever cause For sale by FREEMAN& d CARPER,
702N. Spring st. Price, So per box. so 1y
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aPEuIAL NOTICES.

rFNHE LOS ANGELES ELECTRO-AfEDICAL
Il institute, recently established and located
in the Bryson block, rooms 80, 96, 81 and 80.
VIII open their popular baths to the public on
Monday morning. Hours from q. m to p.
M +; and until the middle OF May their rates
will be at the unheard of low price OF 80 cents
for the simple electric bath, and So for double
electric and massage treatment, which in
Cludes the new onventing process.
4-15 2t A. MALDRON, Manager.
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Fer ane rnesls as moderate rAtes go to the
Nadeeu Cafe.
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IN Iss KATE I.AMPMAN, KNOWN AS STAR
M light, the Cen rated Little Test, Business
sud DeEeleptn& AediuM- SAtsings daily,
1865 Spring. A
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PU YATCIAN Ms.

MRS DR. j. H. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
I'VE wifery Ladies cared for during confne-
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue Calls promptly
attended TO. Telephone ll19. go If
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Persons wanting situations, help. or wishing
70 rent, buy or sell property, will do well to
advertise in THE HERALD.
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ron sALE-LIvE STOCK.

NOR SALE FRESH COW AND ALSO MARE
L and colt for sale. Call at 1927 and 1879
South Main street. 40 2t
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EROBEL INSTITUTE, CASA DE ROsAs
~ Adams street corner Hoover. Circulars
sent and all information given upon applica-
tion to the principal. MRS CAROLYN NJ n.
OLANEKIE, CnsA de Rosas
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Mooney TO LOAN. NO COMMISSION Ann
1TI no extras when included in the rate OF
INTEREST,". FLOUKNON, 12S Broadway. 4-4-tf
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NNRs NJ. B. WoODWoRTH, THE EVANGEI-
IN1 ist, is having great success in her gospel
tent, corner Fourth and Wall streets. Services
daily at 2 80 and z 80 p. m. 4-S7t
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EDUCATIONAL.
{ OS ANGELES Business COLLEGE

II N-'U I--I IILIoH Ih.tI-NINU oNHUUIA
Nneorporatedl 144 South Main street.
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast. Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
writing, telegraphy, assaying and all English
instructors Day and evening sessio Terms
reasonable. call at Office or write for elegant
catalogue. T.. +. SCHRADER, president; f. W.
KELSEY, vice-president; l. L. INSKEEP, Sec
Tetary. 9-16 Iy
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EOR RENT - LOWER PART OF HOUSE.
L completely furnished 3 oms With use OF
piano, fer light housekeeping G2G SOUL.
llrndway 47tf
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NOR SALE-AT POMONA.
L sell the earth.
Never has there been better prospects for
good prices for deciduous fruits or for q larger
crop than now.
have several extra good bargains in prunes
ard apricots. Come out and see them.
1t K. g. BASSETT, Pomona.
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TFHYOU ARE AN ACTUAL SETTLER AND
L want 90 or more acres of the best alfalfa
and deciduous fruit land on earth, at from S ,
TO $40 per acre, easy terms, where water is
plenty and cheaper than fog call and bring
your friends. ALIFORNIA COLONIZATION
co. 20i-Z02 Bradbury block. 2-25 ii
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PATENTS, coPYRIeHTs, ETC.

DATENTs FOR INVENTIONS IN ALL COUN-
+ tries. obtained, bought and sold; trade
patent attorneys room 23i Bradbury building,
Los Angeles. Established 1949. 12S-tf
HAZARD Il TOWNSEND, RooM91, DOWNEY
Ii block. Tel 34z, Los Angeles. 1l-21-tf
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Mooney TO LOAN AND LEGAL PAPERS
IIFI carefully drawn. r. D. LIST notary pub-
Alet A-' W. second 81. Al
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

NOR sALE-oLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIE
L TO suit, at this office.
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rnK KrNr-Hnusr.

r OWN 10 HOUSES, FURNISHED AND IN
L furnished, for rent; also, 400 building lots
for sale on installments, and acre sc for sub
Hill st. I2l2 Ii
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nvMKs AND FINIeHMRs.

NEETROPOLITAN STEAM DYE WORKS, 241
vi Franklin ST.. fine dying and cleanins
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MEDIUMS.

DARIsIAN DYE WORKS, 275 SOUTH MAIN
i St best dyeirg in the city 11-3tf
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ron @A.n-ctaux3wy rnormwrv

| ] - i i 8 hAssErr. Pomona, cal:
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ATTOKSA US.

HUNsAKER, GOODRICH & McCUTCHEN,
L lawyers, rooms 543 to 546 Brad bury blk,
5th floor, cor Broadway & Third st. Tel. l120.
ID J.. ADCOCK, ATTORNEY, SPECIAL AT
I0a tention given to the settlement OF estates.
lis W. Firstst. 4-6 If
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s CENTS PER LINE PER DAY,
81 PER LINE PER MONTH.
Special rates for longer period.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
BLOUNT ON THE STAND.
He Contends That His InVeSti-
 t gation Was Impartial.
A Furry in the Cabinet Over the
 Dispatches by the CorWin HN From Willis.
By the A Assooiatad Press.

By the Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Interest in the Hawaiian question centers in the dis patches from Willis by the Corwin which are in the hands of the state de- partment today. Gresham, Lamont and Carlisle visited the White House and had 8 conference with Cleveland. Olney came later and remained closeted with the president and Gresham some time for the purpose, it is said, of giv- ing advice on some points involved in the news Willis sent.
 All that could be learned of the dis patches was they contained about 12,- coo words, Dole's letter in reply to Willis contained about 5000 words. It is thought the matter will be sent to congress but it's perusal by the presi. dent occupied considerable time and it was found the preparation of copies to be sent to the capitol would occupy much more. It is thought tonight how ever the matter will go in tomorrow upon the assembling of congress.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
Rlount on the Stand.

Blount was the chief witness today in the foreign relations committe in- vestlgation of Hawaiian affairs. Blount contended that his report is impartial and his investigation was without prejudice or favor. He stated that he took the testimony in his own way and acted on his own judgment. He had been selected to make the examination and had been given entire authority to conduct it in any manner he saw fit and obtain the most accurate and the best information concerning the revo- lution. At the conclusion of the ex- aminat tion of Blount he had long con- ference in the committee room with Senator Morgan.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
WAITE'S WORDS Incorporated in a Fa- cetious Resolution. The ExtraVagance of the
 Extra Session Suggests to a Witty Memb Der the Appearance of the Devil. The Colorado Senate Sits Down on the Coinage Scheme and Will
 Fight for Adjournment

By the Associated Press.
 DENVER, Colo, Jan. 1.-The senate today received the majority report of the special committee appointed to con- sider the governors message. The re- port declared that there was no occa- sion for the extraordinary session and an adjournment tomor- row. In regard to the proposition to have Colorado silver bullion coined into Mexican dollars the committee stated that it was compelled to recognize the sovereign authority of the United States in the issuance of all coin and that the governors suggss- tion was absolutely impracticable.s The minority report will be presented, but the majority report will be adopted.
 The house, from present indications, will not agree to an immediate adjourn ment and there will probably be a deadlock until one gives up the fight.
 In the house today Baldwin, the mem. ber from Fl Paso county, created 8 sensation by introducing the following resolution:
 WHEREAS, It looks like the devil fol the membe of the Ninth general as' sembly to be stopping at sumptuous hotels in Denver and drawing $7 pei day from an impoverished constituency under the pretense that they can better their condition by legislation therefore be it
 ResoIued. That the members of thi assembly and the employees of the sam' will stay here without pay until bel freezes over," and do all we can for thu good of the state. ..t
 The merriment over this effort shool the building, and Speaker Ammons re fused to entertain it. Baldwin asked the reason.
 "Because the language is objection able," said the speaker.
 Well, I only quoted the governor, Baldwin replied but the resolution wa not received.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
COMICAL GLEANINGS.

THE largest expense of married life is frequently caused by the little ones. Lowell Courier.
 A MAN doesn't like a compromise, though he is willing to treat with his fellows. Plain Dealer.
 IT is noticeable that the man who thinks he is a whole show by himself seldom draws crowd. Milwaukee Journal.
 "OLD MAN ELoQUENT''-John Quincy Adams.
 THE LITTLE G1ANr''-Stephen A. Douglas.
 "GoLDsMITH OF AMERIcA"-Washing- ton Irving.
 ''SILvER- -ToNGUED ORATOR" - Wen dell Phillips.
 THE FATHER OF GREENBACKs"- mon F. Chase.
 "ScHooLMAsTER OF OUR REPUBLIC Noah Webster.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
In the House

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The tariff dis
 cussion was continued in the house to- day. In the course of his speech Breck- enridge likened the advocates of protec- tion to sharks. Walker, of Massachu- setts, insisted on knowing to whom he applied such an crithet. Rrockecr;dssc answered 'I refer to those who, during the peril and distress of the great civil war, took advantage of later in the name of patriotism and labor in time of profound peace increased those ex- actions until in the Fifty-frst congress
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
FOUR NEGRO TENDS

Beat an Old Man and His Wife to
 Death.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 11.-Tonight four negroes entered house in Floris- sant, suburb of this city, and made demand for money, which they believed to be concealed in the house. The ne- groes beat the old man and his wife go severely that the latter is dead and the former cannot recover from his injuries. A hired man, hearing the screams of the old couple, ran to their assistance and was beaten into insensi bility. The negroes then secured $500 and fled. At II o'clock the city police department received word. Over hundred people of Florissant are searching for the ne- groes with the ayowed intention of lynching them if they are found.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12

men started. Hogan was the first, in
 nine minutes and thirty-seven and one fifth seconds. Kingman second. in
 nine minutes and thirty nine and three fifths seconds. Schaaf third, in ten minutes and thirty and three-fifths fifths seconds. The champion of Hol- land, Kingmay, won the 800 metre race in fifty-one and one-ffth seconds. Hogan was second in fifty-one and two- fifths seconds. Of seven starters Hogan won the 10000 metre competition in lS:5z1-5, beating the worlds record. Hogan is now the worlds champion, having won three out of the four events.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
THE PLAN OF THE FIGHT.
The Session of the Republican Ma
 tionaI Committee Ended.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Republi- can National Executive committee ad- journed at midnight after eleven hours of nearly continuous session. At the evening meeting the plans of each or ganization were outlined by the chair man. The congressional committee with headquarters at Washington will furnish campaign documents.
 Another meeting of the executive committee will be held tomorrow morn ing, when the location of the head quarters will be decided, although New York has been practically agreed upon.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
Deadly Cold,

ST. PAUL, Jan. 11.-Dispatches from Winnipeg announce a terrific storm. The velocity of the wind is between sixty-fv and seventy miles an hour. James McChorister was frozen to death. Snow drifts are packed so hard that horses could walk or them without breaking through the crust.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
EDWIN M. FIELD RELEASED
To Be Tried on the Old Charges of

Forgery.
 BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 11.-Edwin M. Field, son of the late Cyrus W. Field, was released from the insane asylum today and taken to New York to stand trial for running his stock firm by forg- ing stock certificates and engaging in fraudulent fnanciering. He was ar- rested adjudged insane and sent here for treatment under an order of the su- preme court two years ago. He is un- der many indictments and his bail aggregates $400,000. His crookedness ruined his millionaire father, who died shortly afterwards of a broken heart.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
Death Lurked in the Smoke,

ST. LOUIS. Jan. IA Post-Dispatch special from Birmingham, Ala. says :: At Woodward this morning an engine of the Woodward Iron company collided with hand car with the following re- suit: Killed, J. V. Neal, section fore man Louis Frizzle, 8 section laborer James Owens, a section laborer; Jim Jackson, section laborer was fatally injured. The men on the hand car were returning to the furnace while the engine was just leaving with an iron train. Thick smoke blown on the track by a heavy wind prevented the crews from seeing each other.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
The Eastern Tide.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 11.-A large mum ber of visitors to the midwinter exposition at San Francisco, left here last week and this one the number has been growing. The Queen & Crescent, Louisville & Nashville, Baltimore & Ohio, South Western, Cincinnati, Hamil- ton X Dayton and the Big Four are all organizing excursions to the exposition.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
Death of ThaCkeray's Widow.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The widow of William Makepeace Thackeray. the distinguished author, died this morn ing of apoplexy at Adel Lodge, Leigh, Q private asvlum, where she has heen living for the past forty years.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-12
Stewards Interpretation.

DENVER, Jan. Ex-Governor Waite received this dispatch from Senator Stewart: ''I believe, as matter of law, the state may make foreign coin legal tender according to pure metal of standard value and the Mexican dollars might be made a legal tender for it's face value"