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NOT A JOHN HANCOCK MAN.
Tri-dInnd-r Wa. Credited with he
Ing with the Insurance Co.

~ Fricdlunder, who was srraignei
before Justice Duf1y in Long Island
Guy. july a. charged with assaultlng
Mrs. Mulic Iubsr. Of ~ Albert street.
mat city. Is Ia no way connected with
tine IriIu Hancock Mutual Life Insur.
auCr Company, as WaH published.
The address gwen by Friedilndsr for
the insurance company, as - broadway
AMI l,lfnrd nycu4c,' brooklyn. would
a,um t. Indicate the Metropolitan Life
Iuurdrct Company, aA II has an office
lhrrr. nat u ~ also denied that Fried,
lander 10 ia any way connected with
the latter Company
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Goo.eberry PUDDING.

Put 4 quart 0: green gooseberriss In
a saucepsn with ter ounces Of sugar and
Tablespoonful OF water, stir gently until
soft, and pulp through sieve. MIX one
ounce Of butter broken in small pieces
and sufficient ane bread crumbs or
crumbIed sponge fingers TO make thick
paste Line q pie dish with pun paste.
pour the mixture on it, and bake. strew
with fine sugar.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Hugo r, hulrE nineteen years OLD Of IS HAmp-
ton avenue Er1oLyn, attempted to board
TuIfd Avenue oAhl. car lIGt night at Thirteenth
stfest ana ThTd avenue lilo missed his footing
AuG Atrurk hla hraf aEIlntt one of the iron col
umuu - tbr Elevated Railroad structure, lie
49, taken ~ Bellevue hOIpilal suffering from con
,uaaign d the lTalg
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Iced Bouillon.

Prepare q good beef broth; clarity
and strain through a napkin; let II be-
come cold In a stone tar; then place in
an ice-box to cool more without freez-
Ing. Serve In cold cups. This makes q
good soup for hot weather.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
|HgVgE2SB<5ZI!|!SAoMEl
~. often b.oone stained a a.,s

cril,isnry. often become stained q dasS
EA@r9. sbou; ihsIr ne-ks Every pretty
3ysp+p'ie should MAKE . point o. keep
if-g w:neglsss Q. water. into which 10
stirred q teAt;o-ntul u hicarbonate Of
soda. by her te5si5e TO r1.e her mouth
WIZ as o.:e- as sne wakes tt. bear
e'chst. coun:.-zrts TIE e-.ct OF any
"&ct.:y'' ,: the stomach on the teeth.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

BaItimoro's baseball Orioles are golden
robins this season. sure enough They
viii make shining marks for Capt
Wards rhhrpAhootera, Hut the Giants
must keep their good rysa.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Testins FgEs.

there are ;hu-.an, ways O. eeryfnR
tgss. Few foods are more wholesome
more abundant or more deceptive Ths
city r-orl. vhc have fresh eggs habit
lAlly are fe- and far between Thers
are several wsys Of tell bad eggs with
OFT eating them Drop the egg In cold
water and the fTesher Il is the heavier
II is. AID the sooner Il will sink; baA
eggs 60 DOWN slowly and stale sQu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Croker must sympathiEs now with
the poor police captains who may have
10 tell Mr., Wellman where they got
Il, But remember. remember tho com
Ing September. Lexow, pantatas and
don
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Blondes rs Good rs Others.


TO inc fnItorF
In answer 10 John" New York, blondes are
lust as good AZ any other girl for a wife, and
some blondes are even better for a wife than
any other girl blonde does not change her
mind from one TO another. hut she will not
show a man that she likes him II he does no,
show any liklus for her pscettul. quick TEN
psred they are not. Marry your blonde You
will not regret It. For am blonde myself
HENRIErTA HoDokeu N j.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

tn mo TITIF
Ia .,osoI plrase nui y 70. tn, proceeds Of a talr
hold at oil East one Hundred snd kinrtscuth
slrr,t, rnr the riCk Babies FUND BY
Rene schwartz HlauCha Schwartz
ChTla.luo An.t|las. Mamie AhKsln.
hinILA N.LNL.AAu-
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Jealousy Makes Sad Havoc.

To the Editor
Answering Irene" you could let your frient
know you love han stil through some act Of kind
mesa or personal Interview. Pride should be sac,
ihosd In your GaAs. Irene" Stories are some
times told through Jealousy or mischief that ere.
ate aad havoc with tue friends C. H.
Albany Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Hot as II was Al the beginning OF Mr.
Wslimnn's police investigation, II hp-
pearsd, DArodoSionily enough. that sew
srai pantatAA had possibly struck a
Hfass
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LETTERS.

'Ns s-h-- o e>~ 70 ~--7h~1s - ~ .
r-y7<1sE 80 rsssx rs-ssr - >sseas sz',>
r.ass> s. rsus G stssu q r,~~e rz~r 70 Do
- y ;zes, .er4s % ecr.sr.<e1,. s--s 600
=. yss .,< .zes ru.< - ssA Inc ~~sA LsS
sEey ecasG - y-7as,ez
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

II Mr.. Debs had baen manifestly guilty
OF contempt OF court by disobeyins AN
order founded on weil-known laws and
universally accepted preoedents. he
would deserve tho full penalty OF his
efrense. hut good lawyers are disposed
W argue that the sweeping ordsrs and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Spring Chickens Are Ripe.

Downy chicks ere ripenins for the
broiler. A few beauties are In the
market, but It costs y to get one on the
restaurant table. A portion Of Spring
chicken is half bird. broiled, buttered
and served with lettuce hearts, or fried
and served with cream gravy and fried
hominy.
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The Hou.e Fly spread. Disease.

DR.. Cyrus Edison considers common
house flies an active agent In spreading
disease, and says that consequently a
successful cholera quarantine Is impos-
sible.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

ThrTr Ia no ". T. Dui ..lVen IN
either the Now York or, rooklyn dl-
r,ctpry. william Dutchcr Secretary Of
IA" lTpoE.n Iifr Insurance Jmpany,
NJ "a Liberty street bays he knows no
person Of tnat name.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Bismarck says he Sleeps wafi only one
night IN thres. This must make II
harder than ever 10 ostoh Germany
grand old man mapping
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Idaho Postmaster t. Fugitive.


BOISE, Idaho, Jgu so.-An sIAminsuoa Of
Postmaster u, b. LsoaArds seoounts By Inspector
wsylsud has revealed . shoTtass OF 81. COO Leon.
ard has xsd, but ofacars are on his track. lie
10 a nephew u Chief justice Huston. Of the Idaho
Supreme Court
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Aftsv tho Coroner system bscurnss de-
funos. ne verdict will not he death .,
the hands Of unknown parties" The
case will DO one OF ESSENTIAL suicide
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

The baseball Senators were taught At
the Polo Grounds that thsy arc not tho
people. Who can tsact, this truth 70 tho
other Senators Al Wsshin ston1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

HsvDaininr true 10 the people. the
House At Warrington could no nothin 4
else than insist on its Engagement with
the Senate compromise Oh tho thr1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Tina. tide and ne Broadway osbIs
Eripman wait for no man Nor wo-
man. Bsithsr.
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Gets the Chance,

reason for not dancing, the spirit q
which might be made TO apply 10 .
good many failures in life. Il should
like TO dance" ne said, and should
dance. only the music puts me out al
the girl gets in my way"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

THERE'S no use In talking. les hot A.
HUIx
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

There may nat b too many people In
the country. but usually there are too
many on the sIetirsiOn bpsts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

When Kew Yors gets . new City Hall
81 must not be . tributary Of the sans
old TAnnhny Hall.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

To the Bditori
Can some Of your bright readers answer this
question: man on ; rapidly movins train
makes . marx On the hooT Of the train and
Jump W i've or three feet WIN he AnS on
the kAms spetf AT q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

The Giants are sIsmplifytns misty how
luck and pluck may travel hAnd-in-
hand.
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Your Letter VIII Appear Inter,

All letters from Contributors TO the SICK Babies
FInd will DO printed, Many are In type aud viii
appear in this Column ,o,nor0s OF later
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

The better Few Yorh has been too
long ami TOO literally out Of sight"
Bring II W the front
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''RsopsninG the sugar scandal" Oh.
~. II wasn't closed A futile sfY0r,
was made 10 hush Il up. That's all
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

=. hash.lc. r.-I. re, r,o-. u4.-1!s. Il
attire every s.ss9r just row TIE new
sr-Ele. a.. s3yzn n tur1lsairg g-'o2t
ST. vaEa are made Win :trte-p.y
uYsuIs. hey lave yukes. hey t-::or Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

10. tack with studs; ard the collar a-3
cuffs are jetschei, 60 that standing or
rundown white or colored collars may
be worn. In neck wear there are two
new apUroprai!J:.S-:he stock tie and
Ascot shown II The cut.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20
Little Miss Up to Date.

oiris in the primary grades drso -
actly like their big. smart sisters. 1ssl
glance at this little lady II you Asa't ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Let h pvtvs thai ne sr1cts II ms
estrni9ht' local ticket men are vain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

Senatorial blind obstinaoy 10 Just now
more IN evidence than senatorial dig
Dity
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

carnage will hum. Ana n shou,A
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20

nY A NOsE
Sir walters uard struggle win Herald
al uFiGhton.


NFw Yonr, July 10 There we're hut thrss
starters In lhe handicap a brighton beach
to-day. ana Sir Walter vas choice, With
sport and Herald saual seconds Sport
broke voll bu, stopped short and refused
TO 90 another foot and the other two went
on. 1hey ran locked toiths stretch. ana
thon SiT Walter tried 10 gel away, bat II
was harder task than hs thought and M
The end Herald oems eeain. aud N there
had been smother Jump in the contest "a
would have gone 10 Herald. Tho judges
decided ths. blT Walter won by a nose.
siH fsflonRs-Johhnnss. Carnaiiis, Lizzie
haeDnh, l.iG, siT furloaRa-
Hosy. Polydofe. l;lbll six fuflonga-TinRe,
south side. Hugh lenny, 1905 mile and
one quaFtsi-hm Walter, Herald, Sort
2iO8g{; mlle--YlraRo. Hue Garter. w. b.,
l.i8is, seven n-sighths-Asry htoSe, Tom
Tough. AdelbeTt, lAO.
CmoA0o. July lg.-At Washington park
shore were plenty Of startling per-
foTmancea to-das. Among the long
10 one, sail Ross at hftesn, ia
ia nt thlity. One Of the beat races Of tho
meeting was the fourth. Ia which Y0 Tam
bien, Henry Young and Farsdsy fought out
ths iinlsh As named.
Five. sightha - Monterey, Installation,
Katherine. iOllf, thee-fou tha-ueorse y.
Smith. La ltoaa, The Distillsr, 1sli5si mils
aud one eiRhth-Oakwood. Lsks shore.
Lshman, llb4i9; mile and seventy yards
Sull hoss, EnIhnaiaat, Eva L., lii; miie
and one e-sixtsenLb--Yo Iamblen. Henfy
Young, Faraday. l;tGI{j thrss-foaFths-ya
ia, Kitty Give, Pop Gray, l.lSs{.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREyITIES.

PAuis. Jaly 10 baron DsyAns Beielan
minister 10 France. 10 dead.
LrxsoroS, KT.. July i0.-James III
Muiligkn has finally accepted the position
OF consul g0ns al 10 Samoa.
81. PstEununu. July i9.-Ons hundred
aud uinety-sx fresh cases of cholera are 70
ported and seventy -nias deaths.
PfGu, Ind, July 10. Somerset, southsssl
OF Peru, was almost totally DESTROYED By
lro to-day. Losa heavy, with small insur-
nnce.
81. Louta,, Julr l9-st. Louis T. CHI
oAgo l, Cincinnati 4. PittsburR o. Washing
ton 10 New York IS; Baltimore 8, Breok-
Ign rs.
GALED FosSs. N. d.. july i9.-The re-
publican oonVsn,ion to-day nominated
Roger Allen for governor. aud n. N. John-
son for congress. The slate was beaten.
Lr1tNoroN, Ky., july 10. After meeting
last night the hasons retuied 10 talk about
the Breckinfidae case. II Ia generally be-
lieyod ths, his name was dropped frem The
rolls.
sipSHY. N. &. W., July iO.-The elections
have resulted ia the defeat OF the govern
meul aud the retain OF nfty -ei0hN free
trade. twenty niuo protection aud thlriY-
eight labor members,
DuRAsoo, COL, July l9.-CoAl miners
employed In the San Juan and Porter coal
nihsb have Rone Out on strike. The MIN
eta have no eiisEanoa bat Wish 40 cripple
the Rio Grands road.
Nxw YonK. Juiv io.-Pfssideni Comp
perA, of the Federation Of Labor.
10 back from Chlesgo, He denies
that he aud Dsbs had a qusrJel and az
40 10 that the iailvay atrihe ID siiil On, BAT
admits that II is local Ia eharaoisf.
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TO PRUNE THE U. r.
UBprontab's Rrr.ohss msv lie Lopf ID
on Before Lonx.


on Before LonE.
Sr. Paul, July be. Ells'y Anderson.
O. W. Mack and Frsdodok X. Coudsrt. rs-
osivers Of tho Union Pacific. and John n ,
Thnrston. counsel for the receivers. we're ifi
the United states cireuh conrt before
Judge banbo 10 present their petition ID
regard 10 eight non n-payine branches Of the
Union Pacific systsm. or ths petition
Coudeft said: IA 10 these branches. al
though 10 eome easss they arc incidentally '
valuable 10 the system. tho Tecsivers desire
instructions from the court whether II n
for tho general good that those intifni
members Of the system be supr ortei out Of
the common fund"
Tho court will no doubt order tho con-
tinusnos Of the practice which rsosivsra
under general instructions have herstofofe
folio ssd. should any question OF fact be
raised, 10 Ia probable ths osuft will ofd-
ita reference 10 master 10 take proof. in
consequences OF tho recent appointment
q separate reeeivsr for the Oregon kailw, y
IL Navigation Co. one OF ths most impoil
tant questions 10 eliminated from the dls-
eussion. The reoeivers are confident that
their petition will not meet with opposi-
tioa. The petition was argued Al soma
lsneth by Thurstou.
| From the attitude OF the court In lie com,
msnts on the hearing. 10 seemed that IL wai
| inclined to view thAt the branch linei
should be cut Of where contracts wou.d
allow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20

PRTsooTT. A. T., July i9-A Ia go amount
OF giant powder vss found this morning
along the tracks OF the Santa Fe, Prescott
& Phoenix railway In the city limits II
had evidently been placed on the rails with
fastened IL had been Jared of by the sp-
proachina train. Had II remained on Oh,
rail IL would have blown the train to pieces,
As the eomTauy had no trouble OF any kind
during the striks the officials are al loss
10 understand what motive sny one voald
have 20 commit such . deed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20
RAILROADS UNITING.
For Mutual Advantage Thsy Are nsoorHh
ing More FrIsndlr.

For Mutual Advantage Thsy Are nsoor~h
Ing More Friendly.
CHICAGO, July l9.-The great strike Il
likely TO have the eject Of nnitins the rsil.
ways particularly thoss OF the ven. ~
closer union than they have ever had up "a
the present. Tho General Mansgsrs' ssso-
citation handled the strike in . manner %
satisfactory 10 all the roads concerned thai
they have begun 10 ask why the same spiris
OF harmony could not bs utilized TO great
advantage in trafilc mattsra There Ia ths
stronRss, kind OF feeling that all rosd+
shou.d To conssnt a,sd IN o. ohors VI
maintain rates ans as far as y sIIbls dim
inish expenses.
Ihs tninR Is largely in ombryo No yet
but several sch-m-s havs u rpadv bean pro-
posed, tue priscis or@ ~ wn'cA IL IN n
all roads west of tho Misso irl liver Iha be
formed into an assOeIss,oa aitbI az 10 -. !
Western Passenger association. sntirels
independent Of that body, but wo king in
harm0ny with II.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20

unNKAPotis Ju,y i9-Firo which started
In the ContTal market this evening de-
aiToyed the market and several otho. build
done before the nnmen we're Cotton under
control. The Ore broke opt In ths
commission bouaa OF Dodsvorth a Drew,
located In the Centrsl market building
which covered tho entire block. The build
Ing vsu occupied BY hitv commission mei.
chants, lSs stands and 900 market garden
efs, Tho sntiFe structure. including oon.
tente was deatfsysd, Thirty horses aud
cattle and many fowls we're burned,
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THEIR CASH GIVING OUT.
So They Hsgia TO raik Of Fight for Advsr-
tising Purposes.

So They Hegla TO raik OF Fight for Adver-
tising Purposes.
CmoLGo. July l9,-"I received a letter
from Jim Corbe,rs manager, william
Brady, this morning" said WIN Davis Of
the Columbia thoatrs. "The Cotbett party.
be s.stes. START for homo July 20 and Jim
will then give his attention to Potter
jackson. Cotbeit. 90 Brady aays. has bean
misunderstosd Ia the discussion a. 10 the
choice OF q battle ground. lie does not
insist upon lighting in the south aud II
willing 10 90 anywhere that good sized
Purse ia offered. am now certain thai the
fight will take place. One reason for 90
believing Ia that t2O, 900 stake money is sill
intact and that neither party has hlntod Al
withdrawing tho eash deposited"
psTson Davioa whom apprlssd Of the con-
tants OF Brady'a letter. said! That sounds
better. IL Cosbs,t will waive the idea OF
nRhting in the south, eysrI detail can be
arranged and ,he light pulled of In short
oFdAr "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20
Predicts a Revolution.

PARIS, July l9.-It ia stated tina, the cab
inc, will make the press bill question Of
confidence In the government. Radical
newspapers continue 10 make heIos opp01
pition 20 the msssurO. NJ. Edward Dtu-
mont, editor of the anti-semitic organ,
Libre Parole, has hsd to Belgium, rather
than face the new law. n. Drumoni pre-
diets that the passing Of the press bill will
be speedily followed by q revelation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20
rlo,on compapl.. oomlsE to Datts.

CuEYKNNE, Jelly 10 -Four companies Of
tho ssVoud infsniry from Omaha; four
companies Of the Ninth cavslTJ (ds-
mountsd) from Fort Robins ON. and IhTeO
companies Of tho Eighth infantry from
Fort Mckinney paas d through Cheyenne
this afternoon, on route for butte, Mont
Col Rates, OF the Second infantry, In COM
Rand
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20

Prrr nuG0 July lg,-The bottom Of q
converter at the Sleol wo ks Of Carnegie 4
Co. a. Homestead, blew out al 1880 o'clock
to-day, scattering around a,B0O poauda OF
molten metal. -Four workmen Ia tho pit
wege tefubly burned. 0oofze Nelson and
Timothy DormAnd will die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20
After the STRIKE.

ST. LOUIS. july 19.-Tho East ST. Louis
strikers executive boaid to-day declared
the A. X. u. strike OF By two-thirds vote.
bT. Pau. July 1.-THE United States
grand jury to-day reported slx,v indioi-
msnts against strikers and others for in,sr-
fering With the mails.
SPRINdFiKID. ILL.,, July l9.-Lsst night
Adjt. Gen. Urendorh issued an order di-
reoting the Twenty second brigade OF Illi-
nois state troops and the FRS, battalion
naval militia on duty at Chicago. 70 pro-
Deed 20 their homes at once.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20

Bomr. July la-Ap examination Of Post.
master II. II. Laonard'a accounts By In
apsc,or wayland has revsalsd a shortage
OF al, 600. Leonard has 1sd bu, tho officers
nfe ON his tack. lie IL nephew OF Chief
Jus,igs Huston. OF ,he Idaho supreme
ooarI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-20

BosroN. July 49, Receivers OF the Unio.
Pacific system this afternoon issusd I
statement OF the condition OF the road fey
May. Gross earnings were 81. 633. 221. ~
aud expenses s., lb9. COG. H. giving suTvius
OF S37a 8l6.86 which Is 1851, BASS less than
thar Of lAst year.
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The oasis., 1894-11-01
ADDITIONAL ARIZONA NEWS.

vicinity of ths Crosscut. A late fresh-
 ct washed out the side of the canal dis
 closing lot of human bones and pot
 tery. There were five skulls, in some
 of which the teeth yet remained. The
 skulls were in good condition of pres
 ervation and some of the larger bones of other portions of the body were well preserved. The pottery seems to be of the peculiar Aztec pattern, which diff fers widely from that manufactured by any of the tribes of Indians now exist ing. The deposit was found at depth of only about five feet below the sur face.
 Thursday last Alfonso Pool, ayoung man residing at Mammoth, son of Dr. Pool, was hunting ducks, using No. 72shot gun. He had dropped the gun to the ground, stock dOwnwards, his left arm over the end of the barrel. It accidentally discharged driving the charge, wadding and all, into the arm below the elbow. Boths bones were broken, and the arm was badly lace rated. His mother removed the wad- ding, and later Dr. Pool dressed the wound.
 The litigation between the Consoli- dated and Arizona canal companies in the Salt River valley, was renewed last week in suit begun by the form CT to obtain possession for milling and mechanical purposes of water diverted by the Arizona canal. Application is also made for perpetual injunction restraining the defendants from a further use of the water.
 Near Mesa Thursday of last week Miss Dollie Lee of Tempe was shot in the the thigh by discharge of loaded revolver on the seat of the buggy in which she was driving The pistol was the property of her companion Doctor Hart A sudden start of the horses caused the explosion. The wound inflicted was painful, but not dangerous.
 At Phoenix last Friday man was exhibiting on Wall street can of milk containing two "wiggle tails" He re- fnsed to diyulge the name of the dairy ne patronized though it would have been no more than right for him to do so, for any man who will permit his cows to drink impure water deserves the greatest publicity.
 s. P. Detective Breckenridge was in Florence last week. He left on We'd nesday; for Casa Grande, with OBrien, who was suspected of complicity in the recent train robbery. It ttranspires that O'Brien stated the truth when he said he was in no wise connected with the robbers.
 Captain William Mullen, of the Tempe company of militia is now de- clared the champion militia rifle shot of the territory. His full score was tied by another but Mullen's score at 1000 yards was superior, so the medal was adjudged to him.
 Harry Hoxworth and Will Friedlien of Flagstaff went gunning for squirrels last week and succeeded in bagging about fifty of the little animals with in few hours. All the neighbors have been holding squirrel banquets ever since.
 Gov Hughes has pardoned King Ussery, sent up for burglary, and De- Witt c. Whitaker, who had only fair ly began a seyen-year sentence for manslaughter. New evidence was pro- duced in both cases.