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The morning times., 1895-12-01
CHINESE MUST GO.
Deported Men Held al Chicago Failed
"a Contest

III a I.tEhI COnte~t.
Chicago. Nov. 3o.-JGdge GrossCup in
the United States court tBIs morning dis
solved the writ al habcls curirus by which
three Cinnamon who Mere departed Were
being held IN Chicago, aud Tenanded them
to the Cusicdy of Deputy Emitted States
Marshal Nat ;. Stearus of Vermont.
They viii he sent out or this country
from Tac-,na as suun "a possible. Com
traTy 10 previous statements made Att0F-
ncy Thomas A. Niichrist did Eut ask for
an appeal, although he first intended tu
do siI.
This morning nn appeal was t3kcn, su
that the United States Court of Appeals
VIII not have Il chance tu pass an this
case, as resident Cinnamon hoped, heiiev-
ing IL would then be carried to the Supreme
Court and the whole "a " declared uncun-
st.tufinnai un the ground that part OF il
was 50,
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Barney Barnnto's Stable.

There are many stories told of Barney
Barnafo just now. This one has the merit
of being true. Mr.eEernato is building a
house in Park Lane. The ground landlord,
anxious that building worthy OF the site
should be erected, Inafie stipulation that
sum of no less than f20, 600 should be spent
upon it. He received in reply the folio ing
letter: , f,tis.s
.'Sir: l am going osFeHd more than G20,-
600 on the stables. Yours, etc.,
fB. BARNAT0.''
The morning times., 1895-12-01
woodpecker Cabinet work.

Woodpeckers in the mountains Of South.
eru California do cabinet work that cannot
be equaled by the most skilled artisan.
The crafty birds gather acorns. and drill
holes in the trunks OF pine trees, into which
they fit the nuts SO closely that squirrels
are unable 10 pull them out. 1t is dis
covered that, after being implanted, a worm
appears in the acron, and it is for the pur-
pose of getting this worm that the crafty
birA stores away the acorus.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
BREWSTER DISASTER.
Dangerous Rock Displaced and Me
q. N.-..t.I. :. .a.lx

% u ~ Nv " UT s-uitIN.
Brewster, y. Y, Nov. 3O.-Oue hundred
tons Of loose ana dangerous overhanging
rock and earth that did not go down
witn the slice al the time OF the disaster
az THY Foster yesterday AFTERNOON was
displaced by biz stag this afternoon and
precipitatcd into the pit.
There is ROW Very nttie loose material
left 10 be displaced, and the work OF re-
covering the bodies of tie three unknown
Italiaus buried beneath the debris can
be pushed rapidly.
At o O'Clock tonight the bodies lay under
eight feet OF brokcu rock, and Judging
from the appearance of those taken out
this morning they must be crushed into a
shapeicss mass.
BY working with all possible speed the
bodies cannot be recovered within three
OF Tour DAYS.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Three Very Old Ladies.

There was recently remarkable reunion
OF ola rulEs in Alliance. Ohio, Ms. Eliza bcth
Byers OF Yale. 1903; Mrs. Spooner of Kent.
1o1. and Mrs Walker OF jefferson county,
leo. being present. as well as James z.
Green. ninety eight, who saw the battle OF
Waterloo. Gov. Mex nley's mother was one
OF the youngest guests. From this il can
clearly be seen that he old sea ndal concern
ing wcman's Discrimination to tell her
age Is without foundation.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
HOusebreaker Arrested

john Ferk1ey, cOIored, was arrested
last night by Policeman Stuerman and
locked uD at No. & station. charged with
breaking into the house OF Edward Baker
at Brightwood- About month ago Berk-
ley forced an entrance into the house.
and. secured meat and clothing TO the
value OF over $40. and only small
portion OF the stolen articles mas been re-
covered. A warrant for his arrest had
been out for several weeks. but his capture
was not effected till last night.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
WANTS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.

Mrs. winkemier Furnishes n Seuuel
TO "a Recent Scandal.
Brooklyn. n. Y. Nov. 30.-Mrs. Maud B.
winkcmicr, the wife of the millionaire candy
mannfa cturcr OF this city, Christian +.
Winkenier, whose mistress. II innie Anndlt.
recently shot herself ON his stpop an This
city, brought her action for absolute divorce
against her husband into the supreme court,
before Justice Gayuor this MORNING, and
made motion for $50 a week aiinlony and
$500 counsel fees till the caSc could be tried.
Mr.. Winkenier' s counsel iSaihthedef-nuant
would admit the Offense charged, hut OBJ
jected to the sum asked. Justice Gaynor
rcseTytl his decision
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Foup,,t Cburch ye.ttbu,e.

William Ford. co!0red. wds arrested last
night by Policeman Mcnamara and taken
to No. station for assault upon Edgar
Ball, also colored, near Sherman and Whit
ney avenues, MI. Pleasant. Both men had
some differences to settle and commenced
q frscas in the vestibule OF a church IN
that vicinity, Ford claiming that Ball threw
him down. When they reached the out
side fists aud stones predominated and for
q time things were very lively. Ball
secured warrant ana had Ford taken in
charge.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
.uecdote of Charlotte cushman.

There is a story told OF this faTnous wOmau
that once, when she was filling an engage
meut at an opera house, a man in the gal
lery created so much disturbance that tho
play was finally brought 10 q s;andstill.
The people in the audience indignantly called
out: Throw him over. Throw rim over
Miss Cushman is reported to have stepped
forward aud exclaimed in a sweet, gentle
tone. No; l beg of YOU, Gear friends,
he is,'
The morning times., 1895-12-01
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Queer FACTS Abnuf SfnmmerIng

y Hinslu who stanmers has found out
that be staamers more on moonlight than
on dark nights, and that when he sleeps
in the moonlight he Stammcrs most on
the days succeeding the full moon and not
at all on tie day before and the day after
the new moon. Nature says this agrees
with other olservatioDs.-New York Sun.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Grnve Hnuse ASsipuS,

Glovcrsvile. n. Y, Nov. 30.-The exten-
sive glove jobbing firm of Cheney, Case X
Company OF Johnstown. made n general
assignment this morning. The liabilities
are SD id to he very large.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
SiIvrr Deposits In Arizona

Dallas Tex, Nov. 3O.-MalOr 7. 4. Bold
win Of the Seventh Cavalry Regiment sta
toned at Grant, Ariz.. arrived in Dallas
tonight. He says that rich silver and gold
deposits were discovered last week bear
wilcox Ariz., and the mines will at once
be developed. The PearCe mines, near
Wilcox nov being opened and only worked
to depth of thirty-seveu feet, yield from
500 TO 500 ounces Of silver and from 500
to $500 of gold per ton.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
HYA1is BROTHERS FATE.
of One Charge and I'm
nnsttstnIN Arrested on 4 nuf her.

me,iistely Arrested on Anutier.
Turoato. Ont, Nov. 30.--harTy and Dal-
las Hyau.S walked out Of court ~ 3,o'ciock
This artcrnocn exonerItcd by the verdict
OF Il iury or their peers al ihc murder OF
William c. Wells. bTuthCr-iG-iaw Of The
former. IN order to obtain bIs life IEsur-
aHce. only 10 bc reaTrcsi II on another
charge. al voIIspiring to murder tie wiie
of Harry II yams and sister or their alleged
victim. tUr tile insurance wb!Cii had also
been placed on her life.
Thes were at once taken into custody
and trdns ported TO their old lodgings III
the iaiI.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Iilanl,rt Stolen.

Mr.. Louis Sherman living at No. 1871
Fourteenth street northwest. reports the loss
of a light blue-stripcd hiarkct valael AT
S2.5O- IL was taken from the cloth line
IN the rear OF lis residence on Friday night
the servant. about o O'Clock that evening.
As yet there is no clue.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
.IusI Onta

.'Just one-iust one!' tie lover sighed
To his dear girl, the gate beside.
= 'Tis not aust one, but twelve" then
said
4 vt,ier from wfrtiow overhead.
a nj late enough; III fact, So late
'Twere best that you 10 longer wait"
- nd So the. lover kissicss went
wit,snat sCst one fos heart-coDtent.-N.
: World.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
Stole a Horse Cart.

Grant Boyle. a colored coachmSe, was
arrested last evening and landed ;sESSo. 3
station by Precinct Detective McGiGe, for
from James Webster. The cart was stolen
out of Llnger's alley northwest, anc has
been recovered. -
The morning times., 1895-12-01
plcvc,es Euire5 Al. py~,ness.

A Portsmouth IN. H. lyerymaa failed
for $4,000 the other cay. II sssts BE-
cycles rained the business. Three years
ago he was worth 500 8 sz-7'sssss-s'. =
The morning times., 1895-12-01
MANNSES
= e B &SSoH1
Street Storage Warehouse.
Cornor Eleventh I'D near NJ

Tuesday evening from to 10 p m
our establishment will be open for
the display of our immense new
stocks of Christmas goods and art
furniture Three now art rooms
have boon added 10 tie one already
hcre-whsre the latest IDEAS In fur
rishing are carried ont In the best
p ssib.e taste You are invited to
call. visi, is sure TO prove most
interesting Marine Band music
-There's a lot here to.
interest you in the price way
this week. New goods are
arriving all the t1me-and
many big purchases - and
fortunate purchases enable
lis to quote prices way below
the ordinary figures.
EnoKCASE solid oak. with
,lcubio glass doors and book
coap sTtmen;s, mirror top An
SiS rslue-.-..-- ---.---. --.----.-. SlO.So
WARDROBE. fun quartered
oak. 2o,ished, splendid con- -
s;Furton, l-drawsr base ..-... $40. .
CliE@ONTER FOLDING BED,
sn.id oak, with oval French
loyci ;a.s.s mirror in top.
80 = si,lc for ...-..--.---..-- $3.50
CniFFUNIER FOLDING BED.
Of so.iL oak, worth e. =, for. SiI.5O
oAk s,lDEBoARD. well made
ami finished, beyol p ate
Mirror. --.-. ---..----.-.--.. Sio.Io
pISING CHAIR, quartcred
OAK, with box seat, polish I'm
isn. A $40 chair for. SLSO
Another Chair Of similar de-
scrilsjioa. S; % yalGe for S2.2O
EXTENSION TABLES from
SSs6up.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
RATHER 4 QUIET PARTY
House Democrats Caucus a
Mere Matter of Form.
sIXTY-TWO MEMBERS THERE

All the Old Officers Put in NOmiHa
tion Again-Mr. CulbersOn Elected
Chairman of the Caucus for the
Se-Ssion-Four Representativesto tn He
Selected for Ciiairmanships.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
NliSs Rlvthe Gets sd .nnn. .OnO.

San Francisco, Nov. 30.-Tbe supreme
court rendered final decision in the ceie-
brated Blythe case this morning, disrlisSing
all the outstanding appeals. This gives
Florence Blythe. the dead capitalist
daughter, the estate, valued at $4,000 900.
The morning times., 1895-12-01
KAISER Ind. RE|CHSIi6
No SPECIAL Significance in His
Absence From the Opening.
WILL BE HEARD FROM LATER

Much Excited Discussion of the Move
ment 10 Suppress Socialism, tine
Law Under Which the Police Are
Acting Being Declared Invalid by
Many but OF hers Want EatsrIation.
The morning times., 1895-12-01

Cabinet Officers and other distinguished
people have secured boxes and seats 20 the
unique musical and literary entertainment
of ex-G0v. Bob" and Hon. Ar Taylor
at MctZerott's tomorrow night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08

Smith of Boston and the pest man at the weight against Billy Trimmer for hm~ ited or finish 1ght are also mentioned.
 DALLAS. Tex, June 4-In pugilistic and sporting circles here it is regarded as certain that the tight will take place in Dallas. The following dispatch Sas received here yesterday:
 "NEw YORK, June 4-Am almost cer- tain everything will be closed our way tonight. Am trying hard to make terms that will leave the Yankee money in Texas. (Sigued)
 "A. S. STEWART"
 The fight will take place during the state fair, which begins on the 10th of October and ends on the 3lst. An im- mense building enclosing an amphithea- ter with seating capacity of 30, ,OOO will have to be erected for the occasion. This building will probably be erected just outside the fair grounds.
 NEW YORK, June 4-One of the hap piest men in the city today was Dan Stewart, representative of the Dallas, Texas, syndicate organized to secure the CorbetC- F'itzsimmons prize fight for Dallas. Last his st Stewart was elected president and treasurer Of the Florida Athletic club, which owes to the agree ment signed the right to bring of the pugilistic exhibition in which the two wortbles named will be the participants. Stewart and Joe Vendig went to the Grsvesend rsre track this afternoon to see Phillip J. Dwyer, the well known horseman, who has been selected as stake holder. He csl ried with him ST. GOO, with which to cover the S5,000 guar sntee fund that the fight will come of, and S1 ,OO0 each for training expenses Of the pugilists. The fight will come of October 21st.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
The Mineral Market.
The Madge and Willie. (Aransss Pass Herald.)

Messrs. Sheen and Collins, who recent ly purchased the clipper yacht Curlew. re-christened it last Tuesday with i'm pressive ceremonies. The handsome craft is now named the "Madge anc Willie" for two juvenile friends the owners left behind them in Arizona.
 Messrs. Sheen and Collins have already taken rank among the most daring navigators of AraLsas Pass. On Friday
 ast they sailed for Mustang Island, and as they had never been there it wai freely predicted that they would be swamped before they could find their way through the devious channels. However, the gentlemen turned up smil ing the next morning, having made the trip, returning from the Pass in three hours of one of the darkest nights of the season. Sunday morning they sail ed to Rockport, and returned in the evening with Dr. Kennedy as deck pass enger. Tuesday they again sailed for fhe Pass, with the intention of taking 6 cruise to Corpus Christi before return lpg. The Madge and Willie isa rather frail craft for deep sea navigation, but these mariners are good swimmers, and carry their nerve with them. The skipper. MT. Sheen, IS an experienced saior, though 8l his navigation for the last ten years has been in prairie schoon- CTS. MT. Collirs constitutes the crew, which the skipper says, is inclined al times to be mutinous.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
THE NEW WOMAN,

THE COMING WOMAN-"My darling; give me just one little kiss" The Com ing Man-''No, indeed. Why, you haven't been shaved to-day. y."-Philadel- phia Record.
 ''Is IT true that Maud Makeface was arrested for intimidating votersP" Yes. She threasened to kiss every man who would vote for Johnson. .n- Indianapolis Journal.
 FIRST NEW WOMAN tat the club)- Have you finished your social duties for the day, dear?" Second New Wom- an-"Horrors! no. feel that really must go home and call on my husband. !" Chicago Record.
 FoRD-'Is your wife exhibiting any new woman tendencies?" Smallwort Well, no-except, of course, when it comes to new clothes. She insists on their newness, right along. g."-Cincin- nati Tribune.
 DIALOGUES OF THE FUTURE.-Master -''O-win you get me my boots?" Maid-"If what?" Master-'O-ify you please" Maid-''If you please what?n Master-"WiIl you kindly get me my boos, if you please, missy" Maid That's better. No, l wont."-Pall Mall Budget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
being fought successfully in the Lone ! Star state. Mr. StaEarf aaid.

being fought successfully in the Lone Star state, Mr. Stewart said:
 "Thsrs is DO doubt about bringing of the fight. There is no Texas statute which will be violated by such an exhi- bition, and can assure you that gen.
 tlemen are anxious to have the fight take place where they would not have anything to do with it if there was any,
 thing illegal about the matter.
 ''The fight, if possible, will take place
 in the day time. We have made provis-
 lonal arrangements with the railroad
 companies, and our friends from the
 north and west will have low rates"
 It is not likely that the participants,
 Corbett or sItzsimmons, or their man.
 igers, will be consulted for day or two.
 NEW YORK, June 4-Fifzsimmons, Joe Vendig and Mir. Stewart called on Law yer Friend at his office yesterday even- ng and discussed the pros and COTS of he big mill. They all agreed that everything looked promising for the ight. Lawyer Friend said that he was Iuite satisfied with the guarantees, and that the affair would go through. The Corbett end of it, according to Manager 'rady, is also satisfied with the guarsn- tees of the Texas man.
 Later the packers of the pugilists met D an uptown sporting house, and they | repeated after the conference that they ] are confident fight the will be pulled of the latter part of October at Dallas. As preIiminarles to the contest of the championship it is proposed to match ba 1f Mohav ntD0nDal1 nd Jhoynski- Hall fights, soon to be decid- ad
 Tommy Ryan of Chicago and Billy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
Two Lives Saved,

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr. Kings New Discovery completely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mir. Tines Eggers, 139. Florida st., San Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold, approach ing consumption, tried without result everything else tEap bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which these are ssUpeS, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in ooughs and colds. Free trial bottles at Geo-Re Martins drug stors. Regular 'izs soc and SlG0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
The Coming Match Worth More to the Town than .. the Crops of the
 County.
IN JEDDA.
J. Peralta Reavis and his $75,- 100000 Domain Not
 In it.

DALLAS, Tex, June 5-The opinion here is that Cor bett will do the bulk of his training at Ashbury Park, N. r., and Fitzsimmons at Galveston. P. T. Rob- erts says the fight will be the most lm- portant event ID the history of Dallas. The total crop of Dallas county last year was worth sl9,294.47. This contest will be worth more to Dallas than the entire crop was. An amphitheater will be built with seating capacity of 5O,- 900.
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 5-Advicea from Jeddah, Arabia, the seaport of Mecca and the scene of the recent mur- derous assault on the consular officers of Great Britain, Russia and France, sn- nource that panlo prevails there. It is feared thet the Bendouins will attack the town. A number were arrested and this caused an angry feeling among the Bedouins, who demand their release. Specisl to the ClTIzeN.
 SANTA FE, N. M., June 5-The Perslta case is in full swing; Reavis and his law years have weakened at last.
 The Peralta claim covers an area of 12, 100, 900 acres in Arizona, taking ID part of two counties in southwestern New Mexico. Fertile valleys like those of the Salt and Gila rivers, the White mountains, San Carlos, Pima and Mari cops Indian reservations and such cities and towns ss Phoenix, Florence, Mari copa, Globe, Solomonville and Clifton in Arizona, and numerous settlements in western New Mexico, are included within it's boundaries. The different Pacific railways taps it at Clifton, Solo knoxville, Msricops and Phoenix. It's value is about s95,0O0,0O0. United States Attorney Reynolds declares the claim is fraud and said he is prepared to prove it SO. James Addison Resvie, former printer of St. Louis, is the chief claimant, through his wife, whom he alleges is the great grand daughter and only living heir of Baron Miguel de Peraits, who easily traced her ancestry back 100 years among the real grandees of Spain. The government attorneys claim that no such Spsniard ss Miguel de Peralta ever existed; that such Q grant was never decreed by the king of Spain or located in Arizona by the vice. roy of New Spain; that the baron and baroness of Arizona, sole heirs of the imaginary Baron Miguel de Peralts and wife of James Addison Peralts- Resvis is really the daughter of one John Tread way by Digger Indian equsw known ss Kate, and that she was born in Sher- wood valley, Mendocino county, Calif- ornis, and is in no wise related to any Spanish family.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08

Cssim,ro Morales. the individual who attempted to knife people in the Bar rio Libre yesterday, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Judge Meyers today.
 If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature baldnese, do not use greese or alcoholic preparations, but apply Halls Hair Remover.
 About a week ago Mrs. John Chara- leau left for San Francisco to be gone most of the summer. For the past several months her health has gradually failed and 1t is hoped that change Of climate will prove beneficial to her.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Donpelly are in the city, from the Copper Glance Mining camp, in the Huachucas. MT. Donnelly recently sold car of concen- trates to MT. c. R. Wores and as he had to come here for settlement Mrs. Don- nelly took advantage of the opportunity to accompany him. As this was their first visit to the old town it was new experience in their lives in Arizona. MT. Donnelly is head of 8 prosperous religeous community that have their homes at the CopperGlance mine in the Huschucas They are at peace with every body, for the reason that they believe in doing right by all, and wrong to no one. Both Mir. and Mrs. Dopnelly made the CITIZEN pleasant call. They left for home this morning.
 The monthly meteorological summary of Tucson weather for the month or May gives a mean atmospheric pressure of 29 S2, the highest being 29.97 and the lowest 29.61. The mean temperature was "A. the highest being 10l and the lowest AS; the greatest daily range Tn temperature was 42 snd the least b; the mean temperature for May for ten years is "A degrees Fsrenheit. The total precipitation for the month was 1-10 of an inch; total average precipita- tion for ten years for May was also l-lO of an inch; total deficiency in precipita- ton since January l, PA inches. There were IS clear days, twelve partly cloudy days and cloudy day; DO frost.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
A MUSICAL MELAEGE.

MIE. CALvE has won great success at St. Petersburg.
 IT costs fifteen dollars to change the tunes of a street organ.
 PIANIsTs ia Munich must close their windows while they are performing. If they neglect t. do so, a policeman, or 8 reiGhECr. or pedestrian steps in and warns them.
 | NEW opera. based on Walter Scott s Wentworth" the music by Bruno Oscar Klein, lately Organist of St. Fran cis Xavier's church. in New York. has been produced with great success at Hamburg.
 TIE widow of Richard Wagner is causing much comment by her growing eccentricitics. She recently composed i've poems in honor of her son Sieg- fried's five dogs, and recited them at his birthday reception.
 CAMILLE WALZEI., who under the pseudonym of F. Zell wrote the lib rcttos for many of Von Suppe's, Strauss and Genee's operettas, died recently in Vienna. He was the author of ''Fatin- ltZd- DOcCdccIO- uS DSgHdT oIu- dent." ''The Merry War" and "A Night in Venice, and translated many of Of fenbach's operas into German.
 RUBINsTEIS's will has been proved at St Petersburg. Two houses valued at Sl75,O09 and his authors rights were to be held in individual possession by his widow, his son and his married daugh- ter. The heirs agreed to partition the authors rights. except for the opera, The Demon" being assessed at only s500 a year.
 LA JACcUERIE," a grand opera left unfinished by the late Edouard Lalo. of 'Le Roi d'Ys," and com pleted by M. Cocquard.shas been given with great success at Monte Carlo. The play gives many opportunities for scenic effect. which were made the most of by the director, NJ. Gunsburg. who was formerly manager of the Meiningen company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-08
sr. LoUfa. May b.-It Ia dstermlned

ST. LoUIs. May 5.--It is determined beyond doubt that the venerable Arch. bishop Kenrick is superseded.
 MAzATLAN, May 5.-A telegram from Coahuaza says that sot 2 single woman was saved from the Coima wreck and no bodies coming ashore.
 NEW YORK, May 5-Rumors are cur rent that there IS trouble between Jim Corbett and his wife and that she has begun proceedings for a divorce.
 CONVECTION, Neb., May B. The en- croschments of the Missouri river are causing consternation. The water is very high and is cutting away the bank at an alarming rate. Several building have already been carried away. It if feared that the whole townsite will go
 MADRID, May 5.-Captain Clavljo who shot and sarIously wounded Captain General Pr.ma Ribern, after the letteI refused him the hand of his daughter on Monday last, was shot today, LsVini been sentenced to death by court mar tial. He displayed marvellous foEtitudt and composure.