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Denver, Nov. IA special to the
Times from Albuquerque. y. NJ. says:
Judge Collier to-day sustained the ex-
ceptions filed by the United States
Trust company OF New York to the an
swers OF the defendants in the Atlantic
& Pacific railroad foreclosure case.
thus striking out of these answers all
allegations attacking the right OF the
complainants 10 have an immediate de-
cree OF foreclosure OF the first mort
gage. An early decree and sale win be
the result
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Woods Fou ed.

Baltimore. Nov. 11.-George Godfrey
got the decision from Billy Woods of
Denver on a foul in the ninth round at
the Front street theater. Young Grif-
fo'' was Woods second. The men
fought at 40 pounds. Woods appeared
to be badly out OF condition and the
fight he put up was a disappointment
to his friends. Godfrey hamered him
right and left from the start. In the
ninth round Woods delivered three foul
blows in succession and Godfrey was
given the decision.
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.eclal pispatch 70 the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena. Nov. 1.-THE Gay case viii not
go to the jury much before tomorrow
afternoon. as the arguments were not
concluded this afternoon. County Attor-
ney Purcell made the opening argument
for the prosecution. He spoke for an
an hour and a half and was followed by
Lewis Penwell for the defense. Max Wa
terman and J. NJ. Clements consumed the
whole OF the afternoon In their argu-
ments for Gay. County Attorney CORN
ley OF White sulphur Springs win close
for the state in the morning. after which
instructions will be given 10 the jury.
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MASKED ROBBERS.
They Secure $4,000 From an Express
Agent and Absent Themselves.

Agent and Absent Themselves.
Denver. Nov. ia special to the
News from Colorado Springs says
The express Office at the Santa Fe de-
pot. this city. was robbed of $4,000
Tonight immediately after the de-
parture of the night express at 9:4s
o'clock. George Krout. express agent,
stepped from the platform into his
office and was confronted by two
masked men who leveled revolvers at
his head and ordered him to open the
safe. This he did and the robbers
helped themselves to two packages of
money, containing $1,000 and $4,000
respectively and made their escape.
The money was part of consignment
of s50,000 sent from Denver to Cripple
Creek
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Special Dispatch 70 the Standard
Helena. Nov. 1.-THE trial OF Thomas
Benedict. better known as 'Oid Man
Rock" began to-day In the United States
court. Benedict last April killed an In
dian woman on the Fort Peek reserva-
tion. shooting her through the head He
claims IL was an accident. Most OF the
day was consumed IN getting the jury.
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--CrOwn Perfumery Co.'s
--Of London, England

European connoisseurs pronounce
these goods the finest in the world
and Paris consumes more of them
than any other city.
Their new oder. Matsukita, is a
wonder. Ladies are invited to call
and examine their Violettes de
Parme. Veaus d'Espagne, Liar
Blanc. Orchidia. White Hello
trope. ETC.. etc.
We also carry the standard
American perfumers' goods, such
as Palmer's. Lundborgi, Lazells,
Colgate. etc. etc.
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absolute harmony of the great powers in
regard to its continuance This Is looked
upon as being the sole sure mode of deal
ing with the sultan and holding down the
ambitions of Individual European states.
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Danr.xea Not 50 Honorarx

New York. Nov. li--There Is much talk
among members OF the New York Yacht
club Of expelling Lord Dunraven from
the club. where he Is an honorary men,
ber. for his course in imputing knowl-
edge OF fraud 10 Messrs. Islin and Smith
In the matter OF the official measurement
Of the yacht Defender prior to the re-
cent race for the America cup.
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Washington. Nov. 11.-Don Caesar
CelsO de Moreno was sentenced TO 80
days In Jan to-day for criminally libel
ing Baron Fava. the italian ambassa-
dor.
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NEN WOMEN

Wear the latest novelties in silver, and
1t is understood they can always make
their selections from our beautiful
stock. Our sterling silver novelties are
standard, good weights and the finest
that can be had. and our breath comes
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IN, SHORT PANTS

When we think of the low prices we
are offering all our novelties at this
season. For birthday and wedding
gifts we have hundreds of beautiful ar
ticles to choose from and at prices
which will surprise you
Our watch repairing. jewelry manu-
featuring and engraving departments
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--Pinaud's

In endless variety, including his
new Roman Line of Perfumes
and Salts. Every lady should see
Roman Salts.
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IT IS MOST HORRIBLE
Terrible Atrocities Committed by the
Relentless Kurds.
WOMEN SEEK PROTECTION
During the Recent Massacre More
Than 10000 Armenians We're
Butchered - The Powers
to Act at Once.

Constantinople. Nov. 1.-THE most
horrible accounts are constantly ar
riving here in spite Of the efforts taken
to suppress them. of massacres and de-
predations in the eastern provinces. in
which the Kurdish tribes are said to
have perpetrated atrocities more ter
rible than any before credited to them.
1t is stated upon apparently good au-
thority that whole districts Of Erze-
roum and Sivias. the scenes of so much
bloodshed in the past. have been devas-
'tated by the Kurds who have wiped
village after village out of existence
and that the sword and fire are sweep
dng over the country.
The rioting and bloodshed at Erze-
roum are said ito he much more serious
than any reports previously made pub
lie have pictured them. and it is as
serted that even the presence of Spakir
Pasha with his troops failed to stop
the massacre. The unresisting Armen-
ian men. women and children were
bludgeoned to death py hundreds on
the streets. A traveller who arrived
here recently from Trebizond says that
he met between Erzeroum and Baiburt
300 women who fell on their knees by
the roadside tmploring protection, say
ing their husbands were murdered and
that they were starving and homeless.
The British mission near Jerusalem
has been attacked by a riotous mob.
The missionaries escaped, but some
servants were killed.
1t is stated that Bahri Pasha, who
was dismissed from THE governorship
owing to i'll treatment Of Armenians,
on representations of British Ambas-
sador Sir Phillip Currie. and who, Sat-
urday was decorated by the sultan
with the grand Gordon of the Osman-
ian order. 'as a reward for good SER
vices" is to be appointed to the COM
mand of the Turkish troops going to
Setoun
The number of victimes of the Bal
burl massacre is reported to be 1900
1t is estimated the total number of Ar
menians. men. women and children,
killed during all the most recent mas
sacres. exceeds 10000. and 1t is being
constantly added to. Consul Hampson
announces he has found trusty per-
sons to distribute the funds collected
for the relief of the suffering Armeni-
ans of the Sassoun district and there
fore the relief work that was inter-
rupted Ibv the forced retirement of
American missionaries whose lives
were in danger. was to be resumed.
1t is estimated during the past week
or ten days 300 Armenians have been
exiled without trial from Turkey and
THE police are still making arrests.
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Constanttnople, via Sofia, Bulgaria,
Nov. 10.-As "a result of the exchange
of numerous telegrams between repre-
| sentatives of powers and the respec-
tive governments, lasting nearly all
day Saturday and this morning, an
important meeting of ambassadors was
held here to-day and the situation
thoroughly discussed. Finally it was
decided to send fresh representatives
to the Turkish minister for foreign at
fairs, Tewfik Pasha. renewing in much
stronger language the demands ad-
dressed by the ambassadors to Tewfik
Pasha's predecessor. Said Pasha, Nov.
5, insisting upon being informed with
out delay what measures the porte con-
templates taking in Armenia and re-
minding the Turkish government it
has already been notified of the in
tenItion of the powers. acting in con-
cert to take their own steps in the
matter should it develop what action
Turkey will take to deal with it while
anarchy is prevailing in Antolia.
1t is known that the sultan still re-
fuses to believe the powers are in
accord as to the action to be taken in
case of the porte's failure to restore
order in the Turkish empire. The
opinion is freely expressed nothing
short of a naval demonstration will
awaken the Turks TO a realization of
the actual condition of affairs.
Further disorders are reported from
different sections. The mobilized army
reserves is progressing so slowly
they might iust as we'll have
been left at home and the gem
eral impression prevailS stronger
than ever to-day that European
intervention in the administration
Of affairs of the Turkish empire will
very soon become absolutely necessary
10 avert further and more serious
bloodshed The porte seems insensible
of what is going on. or utterly incapa-
BILE of appreciating the extent 10 which
anacrchy has spread the last few
weeks.
No serious outbreak is apprehended
here as the British feet is within easy
steaming distance OF the Dardanelles.
but in spite OF desperate efforts the real
British authorities to suppress the real
facts the matter is daily growing worse
and worse in the provinces.
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IN
San Francisco. Nov. 11-But two favor
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Being in the hands Of expert workmen.
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Beautiful cup, saucer and silver
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Souvenir spoons, from....... .. 75
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Trilby heart lockets..... .......2 so
Trilby heart charms. ms................ so
Famous Legs alarms. so
Alarm clocks. ............. 90
Silver manicure articles, from...... SO
Silver belt buckles, from. m........... 25
" JEWELER,
SSSES Owsley Block,
~ Butte, Montana
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
The Mesquite Tree and Its Uses.

As is we'll known to those familiar with this tree, 1t is ussful in many ways to the people of Mexico and the south western United States. Its roots and wood are excellent for fuel; the gum is used for dyeing, and also as medicine; the leaves and pods, or beans, as they are usually called, are valuable forage for stock, and are also prized by Mexi- cans and Indians as food. These "bears'' consist of an outer husk or pod, and of hard kernels. The pods are agreeable to the taste and very nutritious. Their food value largely depends upon the su- gar contained, as bigh as "A per cent having been found in them. The ker- nels are exceedingly hard and are not digestible by animals when swallowed. Analyses, however, show them to be very nutritious, and If way could be found to utilize them the value of the "beans" for stock would be much in- creased.
 A weak beer is also made by ferment- ing tbe meal made from the pods, but it IS obtsinabie only ID small quantity.
 The flowers of the mesquite yield an excellent honey, and ID this way the tree is Of commercial importance to the b5e- keepers of the regions where it grows.
 These many uses make it desirable to avoid Deedless destruction of this tree, and although it is a slow grower, It would probably in the long run be of advantage to plant it, since it is espe- cially adapted to arid surroundings and will thrive in situations where most trees will perlsh.
 This tree and it's products are under gong careful examination at the hands of Professor Forbes, Chemist of the Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of Arizona. A bulletin on the subject will soon be issued.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
Casa Grande Notes.

Miss Chona Angnlo, of Florence, is the guest of her sister Mrs. F. B. Maldona- do.
 Miss Hattie Early. of Portland, Maine will leave for her home next week, much to the regret of her many new made friends.
 l.. c. Butler, the former R R. agent, is expected to return here from Connec- ticut. where he WAS visiting his parents since hristmas-Tribune.
 The saloon of E. P. Drew was robbed on Sunday last of some money. by a burglar who is supposed to be Mexi- can tramp released from the chain gang. Barber Lohman also lost three reZors.
 Judge Austin, of Mesa City, delivered a good talk on the l. O. G. T., on Fri day and Tuesday last. He handled the subject without gloves. The collection taken up was very satisfactory, while the music was very interesting feature notably the solo of Mrs. Bertha Thop' linsoD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16

day resulted in decision by Q vote of to to report measure for the unre- stricted coinage of silver on basis of the provisions of the ninth section of Senator Jones, of Arkansas. This res olution was amended in several psrticu- lars, and as agreed to is as follows: That from and after the passage of this act, the secretary of the treasury is authorized ana directed to receive at any United States mint from any citi- zen of the United States, silver bullion of standard fineness and coin the same into silver dollars of 1421a grains each.
 The seignorage of sad bullion shall belong to the United States, and shall be the difference between the coining value thereof and the market price of bullion in New York on the date presen
 tation is made, and all expenditures for coining done under the provision of this act shall be -~i" ~--- -s said seignorage, and the secretary of the treasury shall deliver to -sr~sIsurs of such bullion standard silver dollars equal in amount to the price thereon, as aforesaid; and whenever said coin herein provided for shall be received into the treasury, csr- tifcates may be issued thereon, in the manner now provided by law.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16

MT. A. H. Hutchinson, special report CT and artist of the Interstate News Syndicate, New York and Chicago, IS in the city in the interest of the Re- sources of California, paper published ln Sacramento. MT. Hutchinson is ID the territory for the purpose of writing up its resources.
 The books ordered for the library of the University of Arizona have mostly arrived and are upon the shelves. The l purchases this year comprise wide range of literature of importance, add ing materially to the facilities for in- struction.
 The Mountain view hotel, at Oracle will be opened on the night of February | 22d. There will be a dance and supper. l Special invitations will be issued. TEe | Mountain View hotel will be one of the the territory. For invBlids it will be uneaqualled.
 Professor J. w. Tourney, of the Uni versity of Arizona, has recently contrib uted two very important and interesting articles tl Garden and Forest on the Tree F ora of the Chiricahua Noun tains." Both papers are beautifully H. lustrated by large cuts from photographs taken by the Professor while on his triI last summer with others of the Univer- sity Faculty.
 The new machinery ordered for the School of Mines, at Tucson, is very complete of its kind. Messrs. Fraser & Chalmers have been awarded the con- tract. There will be a full car load, comprising crusher for fine work; 5- stamp mill, with 600-pound stamps, feeder, plates and all appurtensnces; q 3-stamp mill, with 250-pound stamps, tor treating small lots; a sample grinder and automatic sampler.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
From Where the Colorado Rolls. (From our regular correspondent.)
 YuMA Eeh II

Conundum to the festive hobo:-W -Whal is the difference between burlary ID f. e night time and burglary in the d. } time, Ans. ten years.
 Three fine race horses unloaded from the s. P. cars are being exercised T our streets this a. m.
 Isaac Levy & Co.'S delivery horse made It's appearance dressed in a brand new harness.
 Our town is full of strangers enjoying the balmy weather of Yuma.
 Messrs. Barton, Drake and Jones had fine hunt Sunday they report fine sport and lots of quail.
 Seventeen cars of natural ice have already been recelved by F. L.. Ewing l agent for the Union Ice O., their Is only 8 part of the consignment.
 L.J.F. Jeager will tomorrow com mence to mil at his one stamp outfit, the rock from the Providencia mine.
 Chas Tibbett, peddler was arrested for selling without license ha was araigned before Judge Duke and fined thirty dollars.
 Ben Heyl, our "Ward McAllister" is out with 8 new turn out, his tandem iH the first in our midst and looks very swell and rather cityfied, Ben is very orlgInal and leader with the boys.
 Our esteemed Dr. P. G. Cotter while in attendance at the meeting Of Associat- ed Pysicians at Phoenix had bestowed on him the honor of president of the association which we think Tn keeping with his ability.
 The Providencia mlne is beirg de- veloped rapidly they are making the mine pay it's way. The enterprising nroprietor l.. J. F. Jeager has a barge take the ore to the Pot Hole stamp mill, when miIled finds it will average about $40 their property IS being developed rapidly as soon as the mine will supply a ten stamp mill it will be erected.
 What is more degrading than the ap- pearance of drunken people? It is a terrible thing to be void of sense and useless of limbs by over indulgence in Iiouor. Such was the case of two Cocopah female Indians Sunday night. Who daree to violate the law the coward- iy, the dastardly, the unscrupulos self ishness of such being is slap in the face of justice. The law says "no liquor shall be sold to the Indian" and still in the face of punishment there are many who will furnish the Indian liquor. The governments should at once take steps to fulfill its guardianship of the Indian. The government hunts down illicit dis tilling ,counterfiting and smuggling with the shewdest of detectives why not guard the dependent Indian from such as drink and punish the evil doer?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
Our Cosby Letter from Yuma.
YUMA, February 6.

YUMA, February 6. (From our regule- correspondent.
 Hobos still circulate.
 MT. John Williams has erected a very fancy sign at his place of business in Madison avenue.
 MT. John Gondolfo while on bis hunt ing trip run a thorn iu his knee and is very lame He reports fine sport and good luck.
 Two full trains of beef cattle have lately passed through here en route to Los Angeles.
 The Fortnightly social club met with a swell reception last evening. The en- tertanment committee consisting of Mrs. Ida Clark, H Hss Ida Fredley, Mr. R. J. Duncan and Mir. R. T. Burr, re- ceived the club at the spacious residence of Capt. Heil, Hale, on First avenue. i5imil8x and calla lilies were the decora- tions. Great festoons of the delicate ieaved smilax were draped gracefully about the walls and huge punches of the golden hearted lilies were found in each room. The exciting game of progress i've angling was iDdulged in until the hour of ten when 1t was found that Mrs Eva Antrim had captured the first prize, a silver mounted side comb, with Mis- Holiie Cornell a close second. pr. P c. Cotter won the paper cutter, the gen. tleman's first prize. The ladies' coDso- lation prize, small lunch basket, was won by Miss Linder and MT. Burr was fortunate t? in winning the gentleman's consolation. Coffee and sandwiches, delicious ice cream and cake made up the refreshments. The club feel in debted to this able committee for fur nishIng an evening of such thorough enjoyment.
 Sam Gillespie makes the finest appear ance of any man in the train service.
 MT. Frank Wightmsn has accepted 8 position as guard at the prison. This IS a good appointment, as MT. Wightman Is of sterling reputation.
 Speaker Carpenter and Councilman Nugent are home to spend the Sunday.
 The Philharmonic social club gave their first ball last Friday evening, which was a grand success. The best people of Yuma society were present and all seemed to enjoy the pleasure of dancing until late hour.
 The number of bundles of nursery stonk received here is evident that good deal tree planting is going on. It speaks well for our town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
Digest of Land Decisions.

Fusnlshed by w. D. HarlaD, land and mining attorney, Washington, D. 0.
 A settler who has established his residence ID good faith does not not for felt his rights hereunder by temper ary absence is the discharge of off cial dnties, nor is the right of trsnsmutation during such absence affected thereby.
 The rule that recognizes official duty as an excuse for temporary absence is equally applicable whether the duty is imposed by the appointing power or by election.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. per- tsctly harmless, always reliable and beneficial
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
RECEIPTS:

tax 1855 20 From U. $. for care of U. s.
 prisoners 2,966.3 From U. s. for rent of court
 house 100000 From Msricopa for care O.
 prisoners la5.Ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16

and the member from Papsgo favors it. fhls will leave you the liquor license and agents Incense tax to be added to your general fund account. The follow ing IS the amount paid into the county treasury last year from said sources: Nogales 93O 1 Harshsw l20 Crittenden 120 Arivaca and Gro Blanco 30
 s125O Add this to the s6762 raised on tax levy and you have the sum of s8O12 to run your county government, and every cent that you can raise by hook or crook.
 Now, I have none but the kindliest feelings for the people of Nogales, but l am afraid on this matter of county division. with prospectIve county seat for Nogales, they have closed their eyes and went it blind, without considering expenses or where they are to come from. Probably upon looking over the figures and cons dering expenses, you, like the citIZens of the other sections of ! the Papago dIstrIct, may see the folly of such move and reconsider your &C., tion. FRED G. HsGHEs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
MINERAL,

The presumption as to the mineral or agricultural character of r tract, created by the return of the surveyor general, does not preclude the assertion of any right, or the proofs of the facts as they really exist.
 ASST. SECY. SIMMs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-02-16
HEALTH is WEALTH

zxzr- guara1 teed specific for HystsriA. pkxi asss, Copyulsicns Fits, He1voas Hsaralgis, aeadsoce, Nsrvous Prostrstioz cannsd b3 sAf Depression Softeninx of the 8rain rssalsinr rr insanity and leading to M;xery, aecay and 6eas 2. Premature Cid Ags, E<rrsnnsss, Locs Of Pcwer in either sex, Involuntary Lcsees and S2arrs.. ,rrhoea canssd by oves-exsrszsa of shs brain aif-abuse ovec-indnlgeaoa. EAoh box con. -ains ono months <rssEz1sns. s1-oo b0x E ax boxss for ta-ee. sent by mail poespaic ,s -eosiDt Of prics.
 Ws Gaazanfos Gx RSDoa roeurs any snse- With esch order rsossps< e for six boxss, sscompanied with k8-oe ss VII sesd the purchaser oar vrist<n szssr nees te refund tAs money If tbs tressxnS1s doas not aT-ce 2 curs. 0assantsss issusd oaly by 6E0IssR HATH. Sole Acant. .ss< Conzrsssse<~Se ra,su0 ArsonA-