Arizona republican., 1895-11-21

A westbound freight train on the Southern Pacific was derailed and wrecked between Tucson and Fl Paso early yesterday morning. The wreck was caused by the spreading of rails The passenger train that followed was delayed four hours.
 The funeral of Henry Tweed occurred yesterday afternoon at the family res idence on the Yuma road. The ser vices were conducted by Rev. c. Will son Smith of the Baptist church. A large crowd followed the remains to the grave.
 There is no rush to pay taxes, D said Treasurer Murray yesterday, 'fbut very considerable amount of money is now coming in from non-residents and small property holders. The large holders always wait till about the last week or so."
 It is now announced that the Chi nese to be routed off of North First street have secured several lots on South First street cornering on Mad ison and will at once commence the erection there of a two-story brick Excavation for the cellar commences today.
 Much enthusiasm is aroused over the game of baseball to take place tomor- row between the two National league teams. All the sports in the city have determined on being present. The railroad companies will run trains to adjacent towns for those who wish to attend.
 Miss Frances Wilson, late of Daven- port, Iowa, has rented the two Powell houses on Monroe street, opposite the high school, lately occupied 'by Mrs Williams. She is fitting both very neatly for the renting of apartments In the east house Mrs. M. w. Richards will open an art studio.
 Yesterdays southbound Santa Fe train was somewhat behind time, so Corrigan and his engineer did the seventy miles from Congress to Phoe- nix in an hour and fifty minutes, in elusive of all stops. This is no especial feature, however, considering the ex- cellence of the roadbed and rolling stock.
 If interested spectators are to regard
  lyceum and insist upon applauding the fine points of the lawyers, Judge Baker threatens to exclude from the room all save jurymen, "and if the jurymen applaud" he doesn't know which of many dreadful punishments he will inf1ict upon them.
 Lena Courtney was on trial yesterday before Justice Johnstone for disturbing the peace by her warlike appearance on a gunning expedition Monday morn ing. None of the witnesses testified that she had created a disturbance. The district attorney moved that the case be dismissed, but the justice took it under advisement until today.
 The immensity of the roof of the Fleming building is not appreciated till the long ladder journey is made to it's level. Fastened to iron girders and according to the careful plans of Ar chitect Heinlein, the cornice and roof are now practically complete. It is a work that has occupied the Phoenix Plumbing company for many weeks. county arrived in the city yesterday from Globe, having in charge Con Ryan, an insane patient Ryan has been in the asylum three times. A couple of years ago he was turned loose and it took a half a dozen men to handle him. The deputy sheriff had to use strategy in order to get Ryan to accompany him without trouble.
 The following real estate transfers, reported fby Coggins & Brown, were yesterday entered for record: R. G. Goodwin to F., T. & M. railway, 40 acres in neA, neA, sec 22, tp 1 n, e; Simon Novinger and M. E. Collins to Wm. H. Hatcher, lot 2, block 55, Capitol addition, $25O; Guy Bennett and wife to N. c. Wilson, lot 10 and ne1a lot 8, block 6, Bennett place. S7S7.50; Robert A. Brown and wife to Geo. D. Christy, swA, sec 20. tp 3 n, r 2 e, s4,OOO.
 There was considerable excitement created yesterday by a man running rapidly down Washington street. He was followed by a great crowd and it was some time before the cause for the commotiOn could be learned. The man stopped in front of Nicholson, the fash ionable tailor's, and it was then dis covered that he was simply in a hurry to place an order for one of those nov city suits now displayed in Nicholson's s window. After the man had disap- peared the crowd stood for some time admiring the handsome goods in Mich olson's window.
 Tucson Star: In an order just is sued from Superintendent Randolph the duties of MT c. A. Brown, the trainmaster for the Arizona division, are defined. He is given full charge of the movements of all trains. He is in immediate charge of all trainmen and designates crews for trains. There is more of this than there seems to be- MT. Browns territory extends from