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TO MAKE SLEEPING CARS.
wagner and Pullman to Have Competi-
tors at St. Joseph.

tors at st. Joseph
ST, JOSEPH, Mo, June 3.-The Will
lisms Palace Car company, capitalized
at 81, 900, 900, will, it is an
nounced, begin the construction of
cars in this city to compete with the
Pullman and Wagner companies.
There is large saving of weight
in the Williams car. According to
the statements given out the berths
will be little longer than those in
the Pullman and Wagner cars and
about the same width. They will be
arranged in about the same manner
with upper and lower tiers. The rail
upon which the mattresses will rest
will be made of aluminium and will
close up in the same manner that IA n
accordion does and be deposited in the
wall of car in a space of one and
eighths of an inch in thickness.
Upon these frames will rest mat
treSses made of cloth and rubber,
which will be inflated with air imme-
diately before being put in use. In
summer chilled air and in the winter
warmed air will be used.
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WASHINGTON, June 22..-Hon. Bishop
W. Perkins, ex-senator, and for years
representative from Kansas, died
suddenly at his home in this city yes
terday afternoon. His death was due
to cholera morbus contracted in the
Indian territory a few days ago. He
leaves wife, two daughters and a
son, all of whom were present at the
deathbed.
A week ago he returned to Wash
ington from Kansas and since then
has been suffering from bowel trouble,
but until Tuesday night steadfastly
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a BRIDGE BLOWN UP.

Dynamite Used to Destroy the Rock
Island Structure at Pond Creek.
WICHITA, Kan, June ga mob at
Round Pond Creek, last night, blew
up the bridge of the Rock Island with
dynamite, just outside the corporate
limits. The sheriff is powerless.
When the train passed the city, a
short time before. without stopping
according to the ordinance. the en-
gineer was shot at twice. Bloodshe d
is imminent
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MAY LOSE THE BRIDGE.

One Across the Missouri at Atchison
Likely to BE Abandoned.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June Railroad
officials here are of the opinion that
the bridge across the river at Atchison
will have to be abandoned before the
summer is over. and are making no
effort to protect their right of way.
Ali trains between Atchison and this
city now use the Burlington tracks
This can not last long, howeTer. 10.
the bridge will soon b. in the middle
of the river. rs the land at this end
will have bee. eaten awaY.
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Tho Annie CrOn.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June 23.-
Judge Wellhouse OF Fairmount, who
controls the largest apple orchard in
Kansas, has received reports from
nearly every section of the state re-
garding the fruit crop He says the
apple crop will be above average, vet
il will not bc as large as it was four
years ago The Ben Davis, pippin and
jennatin trees and most of the sum
mer varieties are loaded down with
fruit while the winesaps and other
less hardy varieties are failing on ac-
count of blight
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Tn Rovcott All puIto.o Cors

CHICAGO, June 23.-Unless the Off
cials of the Pullman Palace Car COM
pany agree to arbitrate the differ
ences with their men on strike before
next Tuesday general boycott of all
the cars of the company in the United
States, Canada and Mexico will be in
s'ituted by the American Railway
union at noe n on that day.
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Farmers struck bx Lirh,ninr.

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, June 23.-Isaac
Stratton and two sons, while return
ing home from work on their farm
near this city yesterday during a
heavy storm, were struck by light
ming. The horses were killed and
one of the boys hOpelessly paralvzed
and the other seriously stunned.
Stratton was not hurt.
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WAsHIGToN, June .. - While Mr..
Kyle was speaking in the senate yes
terdav Mr. Call of Florida shocked
spectators in the gallery by removing
his shoes and elevating a large pair
of sky blue stocl>inged feet on a
neighboring desk. lie gently agitated
the superhcated atmosphere with a
large palmleaf fan and seemed TO
mako himself fairlv comforta bio
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-27

MONTICELLO, n. V, June 23.-Lizzie
Halliday, who was yesterday con-
victed of the murder of Mrs McQuil-
Ian, was to day sentenced to die by
electricity during the week beginning
August 6. She showed not the least
evidence that she understood what
was going on in the court room.
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LEXINGTON, Mo, June 2I.-In the
circuit court, in the case of Ida NJ
Fields VS., James Perkins, breach of
promise, the jury gave Miss Fields a
verdict for, S1O,0 900. The case was
brought to this, Lafayette county, on
IA change of venue from Clay county.
1t has been in court two years.
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ALEDo, ILL.,, June 23.-The worst
storm in years visited this city yester-
day and much damage was done. The
Rev. Ferguson, residing at Sunbeam.
nine miles south, and Frank Harvey.
residing near Pomeroy. nine miles
northwest, were killed by lightning.
A number of horses and other stock
were killed.
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Prisoner Jumps From a rra,n

FAYErTE, Mo-. June %. 49, Howard
Stanley, prisoner sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary from Schuy-
Ter county, Missouri, for safe blowing,
escaped from Sheriff Hale near this
place by jumping through the car
window while handcuffed, and has
not been recaptured.
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The President May suppress Kioter,

DENVER, Col, June 23-Judge Ad-
vocate General Sharpe of General Nc
Cooks staff received letter vester-
day from Judge Advocate General
Lieber of the United States army.
Washington affirming that the presi-
dent could call out the national
troops of his own accord TO suppress
insurrection or riots which the state
authorities should neglect to suppress.
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ingalls, Refuses u $4,000 job.

ATCmsoN, Kan, June -Sena-
tor John J. Ingalls, refused an offer of
$4,000 year to edit New York
newspaper, after conference with
the managers this week. However
the offer has been left open until
fall. lie will take an active part in
the Republican campaign, and this is
the reason he prefers not to become
an editor at present.
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STABBED BY A CHURCHMAN

superintendent Simmons Of st. Louis
Largest sunday school Uses Knife.
81. LOUIS, Mo, June 23.-Dr. C +.
Simmons, president of the Simmons
Medicine company and superintend-
ent of the Centenary Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school, the largest in
the city, to-day in a quarrel with his
bookkeeper, John McBain, stabbed
the latter over the heart, infiicting a
quarreled over business accounts.
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TOPEKA, Kan, June 23-Mrs. Mary
+. Lease arrived in Topeka'yesterday
accompanied by her son, Charles
Lease. Mrs. Lease was very snuuh
texhaustsd ty. the Journey ard hsA ts
;bs.sArEisd "a her gveA stths ktate tps
sAnS AESiNtn,
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Plapne of Caterniliars.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, June 23.-Crip-
pie Creek district is suffering from a
caterpillar plague. At the bottom of
abandoned prospect holes they lie
two feet deep. The army is slowly
making its way east
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General Kelly Not Guntv.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 23 Kelly
and Baker, leaders of the industrials,
were acquitted in the city court.
Kelly spoke last night to 1000 people,
comprised principally of workingmen n.
At low estimate he received $500
from the meeting.
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Coxev Nav Have a show.

ALLIANCE, Ohio, June 23.-J. II.
Lewis, who was Congressman Ikirt's
chief manager in the campaign of two
years ago, has caused u political sem
sation here by indorsing Coxey as a
congressional candidate. He asserts
that many Democrats will support
CoXeV
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a RAILROAD Ra,,., Its w.o..

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 23 The Wheel
ing and Lake Erie railway officials
announce that the 33Is cent cut in
wages of the employees made April
will be restored dating from
June Is.
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A aeO.OOO Horse Dead.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, June 23.-
Molach, PIT, by Strange, died at
Rush Park yesterday afternoon. lie
was expected to go in 2:lO this season,
and was valued at $4,000. lie was
the property of Chicago parties.
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BUDA PEsfH. June s2.-The house of
magnates. to-day passed the long dis
cussed civil marriage bill by major
ity Of feur. Announce ment of the re-
suit svae rss.issd wlth lead shsef !
sHd sFiss sl 'ki.iH."
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SUGAR THE STICKING POINT

House DemocitJ Nr~ v:I gaInst the
Sena - N.-,su-c.
WAsHINGToN. June .2;.--No agree
ment has as yet been reached in the
ways and means committee CONCERN
ing the stand which the house is to
take on the sugar schedule OF the tar
iff bill. 1t is believed, however, that
the struggle between the senate and
the house on this schedule will be
desperate, with the possibility of a
long deadlock
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To An Pr,nco. .nd p.oD,..

ROME, June s3.-The pope's ency-
clical letter a forecast of which has
already been cabled. was issued yes
terday. 1t is much remarked that the
letter is addressed to ''au princes and
peoples" instead of, as usual, to che
archbishops and bishops
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FUNSTON TO BE ousrEp.
The House Elections Committee Decides
FOR Colonel Moore.

Tor COlOnel Moore.
WASHINGTON, June %. - Colonel
Moore will become congressman from
the Second Kansas district and Con-
gresham Funston will retire TO pri-
vate life, in the entirely probable
event that the action of the house
elections committee taken yesterday is
approved by the house. by vote of
TO } the elections committee decided
that Mr. Moore is entitled to the seat.
Payntcr of Kentucky, though a
Democrat, voted for Funston, but tn c
other members present held to par
tiSan lines
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A Reception for Waite.

ToPEKA, Kan, June Ex-Governor
Waite of Colorado will be in Topeka
July 10, and the Populists are making
arrangements to give him a big re-
cention
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A Commonweal ARMY staryinr

GRAND JUNCTION, Col, June 22-
A few industrials, members of Smiths
army, struggled in here yeste rday
They report about $50 of their com
rades at the point of starvation and
thirst scattered along the desert be-
tween here and Salt Lake
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A western Miners. order Favor.s

NEVADA, Mo-, June 2l.-The miners
held meeting last night and decided
not to take any action until after the
interstate convention at Pittsburg,
Kan. The delegates were instructed
in favor of forming Western miners
association
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Ice Trust Enrmeh.

TOPEKA. Kan, June 23.-The ice
dealers of Topeka have formed a
trust" increasing the price of ice
nearly 100 per cent over that of last
year.
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shat rbroroh tI,s 49,,

PERRY, Oh, june as.-Silss Henry
Clark, ySstsursRs. nisa, shot himself
thssYSh sk< hxsst hare isss 1senins,
2EeAkss VIII his EIls sKs tks sE9ks,
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GENERAL NEWS In BRIEF
PARAGRAPHED CURRENT EVENTS
0F THE WEEK

Cleaned from the Four Corners of
the world and Condensed in Short
Paragraphs for the Convenience of
Hurr:e ed Readers.
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A NOTED KANSAN DEAD,
Ex- PERKINS SUD-
DENLY PASSES AWAY.

Dies at His Home In Washington From
An Attack of Cholera Morbus Con-
tracted In the Indian Territory-Leaves
a Wife and Three Children.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-27

The president has appointed Frank
McCoppin postmaster at San Francis
co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-27

Gold engaged for shipment by
Thursday new steamers amount to
So, 95U,tOO
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chorus of 100 voices will sing pat
riotic and soul-srirring songs at the
Fourth of July celebration at Cotfey-
vile.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-06-27

{. r. Leland, auditor of the Lake
Shore railroad. died at Cleveland. o.,
at o'eloc.k'r thursday morning. after
an illness OF several daySs.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16

ernor ordered out the militia contrary to the advice of his counsel and promi- nent mem bers of the chamber of com merce. A move was made to have the supreme court order the governors ar- rest for disobeying Judge Graham's or ders, but this was not done.
 President Byers, of the chamber of commerce, tried in vain to prevail upon Governor Waite to recede and the gov ernor said he would use the entire National guard if necessary, More over, Adjutant General Tarsney said if he was ordered to fire on the city hall he would blow 1t to pieces.
 Threatening demonstrations have been made against Governor Waite who remains at his residence under a military guard. At the city hall it was claimed that strict orders had been given not to fire shot or raise club until the militia had taken the offen- sive. From D. m., until g the state troops were drawn up in line of battle and the city hall forces were ready for action, All overtures from the govern ment were rejected and the American flag was flung from the window. This was cheered by crowd of city officials and prominent citizens sought in vain for compromise. Every hour or two the governor threatened to exter minate the city hall people in thirty minutes but wiser counsel finally prevailed.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
National Aid.

DENVER, Col, March 15.-It has just been learned that Governor Waite has called on President Cleveland for federal troops and his request has been grant, ed. The troops are now on the way to the city from Fort Logan. The case may be submitted to the supreme court on it's merits immediately. The federal troops are ordered merely to clear the streets, not to take sides in the strife.
 At 6 p. m. committee of prominent citlzens desirous of averting bloodshed waited upon Governor Waite and the police board and proposed that the matter in dispute be submitted to arbi- tration. Neither side would agree to this and the committee then decided to ask the militia officers to throw up their commissioners in the interest of the peace. A few minutes later the committee was admitted inside the soldiers line and Brlgadier- General Brooks was waited on. He refused to give up his commission and said that he would obey orders. Then it was decided 10 call upon the supreme court to issue an order of arrest for Governor Waite on charge of con- tempt for disobeying Judge Graham's order. No warrants have been issued for his arrest up to this hour.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
TAKEN FOR INSANITY.
A Relapse of Frank Fisher, Late of
 Texas.

A Relapse of Frank Fisher, Late of
 Texas.
 Frank Fisher, young man who came here three months ago from Texas, was arrested yesterday charged with insanity. Soon after Fishers ar rival here he was recognized by Dr. Hughes as young man whom he formerly knew at Sherman, Tex. He was a member ot wealthy and re- spectacle family and had been admit ted to the bar. Over-study had un- balanced his mind, he had been ad- judged insane and was committed to an asylum but was afterward dis charged. The doctor telegraphed to his father at whose request he kept a supervision over him. While 1t was evident that he was still not right, be was not believed to be dangerously in- sane and no restraint was placed upon him.
 Lately he has been making threats
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
PERSONAL.

Ben Heney of Tucson, who has been in town for two days, returned home last night.
 c. E. Champie came down from his mines yesterday. He has been laid up by an attack of grip.
 R. L. Long, deputy clerk of the court of private land claims, left last night for Tucson on business connected with the court.
 Judge Woodward left last night for Florence to make preparation for the trial of the Walker case which comes on next Monday.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were E. c. Cham berlin of the Phoenix mine; E. c. Price, Chicago; W. E.. Peck. Fl Paso; W. s. Wallace, San Francisco; Joseph Grismer. Phoebe Davis Grismer, Holbrook Blinn, Eve Acklom, Ella Hughes Wood, Mrs. Clay Green and Miss Bebe Vining, of the New South company; J. L. Saunders, Illinois; W. P. Pittman, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

In the case of Chas. Delmar against Lottie Delmar for divorce, decree was granted the plaintiff.
 The second of the series of military examinations lately adopted by Com pany B, took place last night.
 In the case of the National Bank of Arizona vs. R. L. Rosson, the plaintiffs s application for an injunction was sus- tained.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Webster are the happy parents of bouncing baby boy, who made his appearance Tuesday morning.
 MT. A. H. Smith, living on Grand avenue, is the father of fine boy of recent date. The mother and babe are doing well.
 Col. and Mrs. B. J. Franklin have removed from the hotel where they have been residing to 735 East Wash ington street.
 An important meeting of the Knights of Pythias will be held tonight to make preparation for the coming of the grand lodge of the order.
 The will of the late Captain John King was admitted to probate yestel- day. The benefciaries of the will c. J. Dyer, S. D. Lount and J. H. w. Jensen are made the executors.
 The river is still rising slowly, so that the Tempe crossing is hardly ford able. One of the stages yesterday was unable to cross. Many persons came down the river as far as Gray's cross- ing.
 The street car company yesterday be- gan the construction of 8 switch near the depot terminus of the line. The barns are to be removed from Grand avenue to that end of the street car line.
 Notices of location of the following mining claims were filed yesterday |: The Bonanza and the Hamill, in the the Camp Creek district, the former by A. O'Leary and the latter by c. 0. Hamlll.
 Two suits were filed in district court yesterday. One was by Chas. Gold man vs. w. A. Woods and the other by E. F. Kellner vs. Joel and William Bondurant. Both are to expedite the payment of overdue notes.
 J. E. Bettler, county inspector of fruit trees, has received large quantity of sugar beet seed from Richard Gird, of Chino, Gal. He will furnish it free to all who will have it planted and will himself superintend the work of plant ing.
 The following transfers of real estate were yesterday entered for record |: Richard W. Pinney and wife to Wm. Christy, trustee, lots 19 and 21 in block K, University addition, $500. G. B. Richmond and wife to John Van Tuyl, the west half of lots IA and 16, Green haw's subdivision.
 Elder A. w. Bartlett, minister of the Adventist church, is in the city on his way from his home in Eldorsdo, Kan, to California. He is so well pleased with the city that he will re- main here several days and deliver a series of sermons at the hall near the Vendome. He will preach at the same place next Sunday night.
 The record cases for use of the off.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16

Donofrio's confectionery fresh every day. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16

against persons whom he believes to be following him, and yesterday Officer Hickey saw him buy a revolver at Wilson's secondhand store. From there he went to Thayer's store and bought some cartridges. When he came out of Thayer's he was arrested by the officer on charge of carrying concealed weapons. Later the case was transferred to Justice Johnstons's court, from which he was committed on the same charge, that he may be held until the return of Probate Judge Jordan, when he may have an examina- tioD as 10 his mental condition.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
IT LASTED A DECADE.
Col. Breckenridge's Was Pro-
 traCted LiaSon.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 15.-Sen- sational testimony was given in the Pollard Breckenridge trial this morn ing. Sarah Goss, mulatto woman, testified that she had known Col. Breckenridge since she was little girl. She continued, Col. Breckenridge began to visit her house, in Lexington, with Miss Pollard. Before the first visit he called and made arrangements to have Miss Pollard stay there from Friday till Monday. Each night during her stay, Col. Breckenridge visited Miss Pollard and remained with her until Il o'clock. The witness said in parting that Breckenridge kissed Mss Pollard good night, putting his arms around her.
 At that time Miss Pollard was g school girl of 17 or IS with dresses to the tops of her shoes, sometimes wear ing her hair plaited down her back. Miss Pollard had never come there with any other person. Miss Pollard came there with Col. Breckenridge about fifty times.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
Flowed Under,

Los ANGELES, March 14.-Frank Crittenden was killed at Duarte while blowing yesterday by the horses at tached to the blow running away. Crittenden was thrown under the blow and terribly mutilated. Crittenden was nephew of ex-Governor Thomas T. Crittenden of Missouri, now consul general to Mexico. How Crittenden came to be working as a field hand is unknown.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
Certificate of Authority.

TERRITORY OF ARIZoNAl OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAsURER,}
 PHENIx, ARIz., Mar. 15, 1894.) I, James A. Fleming, Treasurer of the Terri tory of Arizona hereby certify that tic American Fire Insurance company, of Phil delphia, Pennsylvania, having complied with the provisions of an Act entitled "An Act concerning insurance companies organized without the Territory" approved February g, 1875. are entitled and empowered to do business in the Territory of Arizona for the year ending March 3lst, 1895.
 JAMES A. FLEMING,
 Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-16
OREGON POPULISTS.
Senator Stewart Administers Aio
 and Comfort.

and Comfort.
 OREGON CrrY, Ore., March 15.-The Populist state convention methere to- day. After the appointment of commit tee on organization pending the report. brief speeches were made by prominent men of the party. The following tele- gram was received this morning from Senator William M. Stewart, dated Washington, March IA
 To the Chairman of the Peoples Party Convention, Oregon City, Ore.: Jack sons birthday for your convention is significant of the destruction Of silver. When the output of gold is absorbed it means the slavery of the masses. For thirty years the government has subsi- dized the national banks by lending them money a. per cent to be again loaned at such interest as avarice de- naands. The Democratic and Republi. can parties are united to sustain a