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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
FOR THE VALLEY ROAD.
Trainloads of Piles and Timbers Arrive
at Sausalito,

Trainloads of Piles and Timbers Arrive
at Sausalito.
Piles and other timbers for the San
Joaquin Valley road are being unloaded
from the North Pacific Coast Railroad
trains at the ferry slip at Sausallto There
are forty-two carloads in the consignment,
about half OF which arrived yesterday,
and the remainder will be unloaded to-
morrow.
A barge was sent over yesterday to Sau-
salito to receive the shipment. The timber
will be unloaded from the cars to the barge
and transported by water to Stockton.
This material is to be distributed along the
route of the new road between Stockton
and the Stanislaus River, to be used at the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
LIES BETWEEN TWO SITES
The Affiliated Colleges Com
mission Not Yet Able to
Choose.
DIR. COLES POINT OF VIEW.
Mayor Sutro's Offer South Of the
Park Preferred by the Chair
man.

Either the offer of Mayor sutro of tract
of over thirteen acres south of Golden Gate
Park will be taken advantage of. or the
seven-acre piece of property on Potrero
avenue will be chosen as the site for the
Affiliated Colleges; at least present indica-
tons are that the selection has narrowed
down to these two offers.
1t is hard to tell which of the two pro-
posed sites stands in most favor with the
commission, and it is not easy to predict
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
Arrival of the Ship Sierra
Nevada, After a Stormy
Passage.
TROUBLE ON THE GALILEE'
Quarantine Officer Chalmers En-
forces the Rules-The Olympia
In Port.

The British ship Sierra Estrella sailed for
Queenstown Wednesday and yesterday the
Sierra Nevada arrived 154 days from Liver
pool. Captain Dagg of the former vessel
was exceedingly anxious to see Captain
Scott of the Sierra Nevada before sailing,
and delayed his departure for that purpose.
At last he gave up waiting and reluctantly
tripped his anchor and squared away for
the Irish port. AS he passed out from the
coast SCOTS vessel came in, and thus the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
THE KRELINGS ATTACHED.
Securing Debt of $4,000 Due the FRS,
National Rank

Securing q Debt Of $4,000 Due the First
National Bank.
The First National Bank through ]. R.
Lynch, its cashier has attached the
Guerrero-street property of F. w. Kreling
& Sons for debt of $1,000. The attach
ment is against the name of F. W. Kreling
individually.
ing to Mr.. Lynch, was advanced to the
firm by the bank, and the attachment is
only for the purpose of securing the rights
of the bank in the matter. 1t does not in
tend to press the Krelings unnecessarily,
but the $1,000 had to be secured, and so the
attachment was levied
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
HIT WITH AN IRON BAR.

A Track Cleaner Assaults the Driver of a
Car.
Patrick Brady. track-cleaner in the en-
ploy of the Central Railroad Company,
was arrested yesterday morning on San
some and Clay streets on the charge of as
sault with deadly weapon.
Brady rode downtown on the car driven
by Edward Workman. While driving
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
WILL TRAVEL IN LUXURY.

Oakland knights Temp1ar to Have
vestibuled Train From Omaha.
A solid yestibuled train has arrived at
Oakland from Omaha to carry the Knights
Templar of Oakland Commandery to Bos-
ton and back again. 1t will be the only
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
ENCOURAGED TO MARRY.

Terms by Which Mrs. ConnelPs Chill.
dren Get an Estate.
Mrs. Margaret Connell of 742 Twenty
second street bequeathed $24,000No her six
children, the estate TO be distributed when
all the children are married or when the
youngest reaches the age of 20years.
William Sullivan left $4,000 by will to his
wife.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

depressions and waterways for trestle-
work and small bridges.
This timber is shipped from Duncans
Mills, situated eighty miles above Sausa-
Ito, and is of good quality for the uses to
which it is to be put
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
THROUGH LACK OF WATER.
A House Burned Down While the Fire
Department Looked On.

The lack of water at Douglass and
Twenty-ninth streets was the cause of the
total loss of John Collins home yesterday.
An alarm was turned in from box 2S7 at
noontime and the fire patrol started for
the scene. The blaze was up on the hills,
and when the engines did succeed in
reaching the spot all hope of saving the
dwelling was gone.
The loss is estimated at $1,000, and the
insurance is light. How the fire started is
a MYSTERY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

The peach blossom has been selected by
a vote of the schoolchildren of Delaware
as the floral emblem of that State.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

The most easterly point of the United
States is Quoddy Head, Me-; the most
westerly, Attu Island, Alaska; the most
northerly, Point Barrow, Alaska; the moss
southern, Key West, Fla.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16

along Sansome street Brady became
abusive to a passenger, and Workman or
dered him to stop it or get off the car.
Brady declined to do either, and Work.
man undertook to put him off. Brady
struck Workman over the head with an
iron bar, knocking him down and inhict-
ing an ugly cut III his scalp.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-16
AUCTION SALES

BY L II. BURD-To-day Friday-Furniture, at
1Ol0 Guerrero ST., at II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
New Jersey.

TRENTON, March 12.-The house of as
sombly passed Senator Rogers bill proyid-
ing for the formation OF four colored
companies of national guard-one each at
Camden. Trenton, Newark and Jersey
City; also the senate bills making wom-
en- eligible for appointment as commits
sioners of deeds and prohibiting the imi-
tation of any label, trade mark, etc,
adopted by any labor organization. As
semblyman Benedict introduced "A bill to
have eleotrocution take theplace Of hang
ing as a mode Of capital punishment.
Governor Werts signed the bill intended
to lessen blindness by providing that
nurses must report TO local boards Of
health all cases where infants are born
with defective eyes The house adjourned
until Wednesday morning on account of
township elections being held today
The senate passed over Governor Werts'
veto the elective judiciary and tho COM
panion bill abolshing the lay judges as
judges Of the orphaws court. Senator
DAILY spoke in favor Of sustaining the veto
and Senator Voorhees, in favor of the bill.
The vote was strictly party one The
senate passed a resolution for final ad-
journmcnt of the Legislature on Friday,
March %, providing the house concurs.
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DIED.

CARELL-In this cits. on the 1th instant
Carrie l.. daughter OF John and Ida Iarsll,
aged 10 years.
DooLEY .-On March 10. 1895, Patrick
Dooley. eyed 6j years
GRANHY. .--Oa March IL. 1895, Kate, daugh-
ter OF John and Katharine Graney.
JFFFERIS -un third month, It'll instant, at
he residence OF her sou-in-l w, N. Tebo, NO
2ll jefferson street, Martha c. Jetferis. IN h' r
7th year.
Funeral on Saturday third month 18th In
slant. at Doe Run, Friends burying ground.
Train leaving w, a. N. station at 80 a. m.
West Chester papers please copy
JOHNSON.-On Thursday, March q 1896.
Sam el johnson. aged y years.
KELLEY In this city on the 10th instant,
Magaret, wife of Neal Kelley, IN the 3Oth year
Of her age.
The fun raj will take place from the resi-
denoe Of b hus Jand, No e2i Pleasant street
high Mass at ST. Pauls n G. Church
Intermt nj at New Cathedral 4 emetery.
rhl .delphia papers please copy.
LAW on March 6. 1855, Anna NJ, wife OF
Francis II, Law, aged AZ years.
LONGLAND On February 22, 1896, Al
Nardley- -hastinge, Northamptonsnlre, Eng
and, John Llngland, formerly OF Port Tenn
Delaware, in the i5th ear uf bis age.
NAUDAlN -l Philadelphia, on March \
1875, Andrew snow Naudain, IA tile SID yeNi
Of his age.
PENINGTON.-A rest, On March II, 1875
Mary Geneva, oldest daughter OF Frank ALT
Jennie Penington.
SIMPSON .-On March Z, 1895, Eliza i.
Il widow of George Y. simpson.
WORRILOW.-At Minquedale Home. oi
the 10Th instant, Thomas Worrilow, aged Z
years.
WOOLNfAN.-On March 10, 1875, DAyi,
/ Woolman, IN his 39th year.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
The empire
DEPARTMENT STORE.
400 MARKET STREET.
semi-Meekly Sale.

Everybody appreciates the fact that
u merchandise ere always needing, We will
to mofr,w "Wednesday. and Ihursd day,
March 18Th and i4th,) give the greatest
values evers shown. Our prices are 50
low hat no economical person can afford
to neglect the opportunity
SOC will tuy Misses Shoes bright
dongols, neat pattern, tips. solid sole
leather, every pair worth 81, for SOS.
lee for Wednesday and Thursday only
A pair OF Boys Knee Pants 12c These
pants are sold elsewhere for 40 and SOC !;
our price was 29s above date will be 12c,
after Thursday the price will be 29c
Elegant fancy stamped, nearly yard
square table cover, regular 200 value for
100.
Infants Hne linen. nice sized stamped
bibs, SC piece.
Nice yard vide Ingram Carpet, reg
25c goods, reduced Wednesday aud
Thursday 10 Ate a yard
Table linen protectors, different de-
Gig q. at 90.
Misses Ribbed Vests IN white and
ecru, put down at 0ic a piece, dust re-
ceiveo)
Buttermilk Soap 5ic a cake.
Vaseline 4c q bottle
Imported neat patterns, percale, suit
able for shirt waists and dresses. cut
down TO $50 yard, was sold for l2is.
House furnishings
First quality agate enameled Tipped
saucepan, regular price Soc reduced TO
24c.
First quality agate enameled tea kettle
with patent spout attachments actual
value 81 90, reduced 10 4Sc.
Nice fancy tin double match safes 90.
Patent coffee stralners 2c
A ten lsrt galvanized zinc bucket 22s
Clothes pins, all YOU want, 1c a dozen.
A combination dressing case holder
with mirror and safe combined, 0c.
SPECIAL.
A lot Of 250 double breasted imported
cloth boys suits; some are worth AZ
/ high as s. 90 others not rs much, FOL
3 40 days, 81 92 a suit
A first class blue or black Alpine ha
For men at 4Sc
First class Scotch Holland. six fee
iong, three feet wide window blinda II
brown blue, tan and light green, 23'
Nth all attachments After Thursday
hey o back 10 former price. 80 don
iail TO call and look at them. It's
Nonderful bargain.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Social and Personai Notes.

Miss Dora Morris, of this city, has
returned from pleasant visit TO her
parents at Westover. Md.
Mrs Philip & Wood left hers this
morning for Kimbleviile to attend the
funeral Of her uncle, George Wood. one Of
the best known farmers Of Chester
county.
Miss Esther Whitehead. Of Chester
Pa is visiting her sister. Mrs Harry
Broughton at Twenty third aud Vest
streets
The marriage Of Miss Katie Stewart
aud George Ferguson, both Of Appleton,
was announced 10 take place to day, at
the home Of the bride.
Rev. H s. Dulsny was in Philsdslphla
Yesterday.
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Cement.
Cement.
Imported and domestic.
Best brRpds.
George d. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
Inaane nran Pound nead. .

ELKToE, Nd, March l2.-Howsrd
Williams, colored, aged salut 80 years,
GA inmate OF the county Rlmsnouse at
Cherry HILL was found dead this
morning by SupeTini eldent Lynch in a
field close to the institution He was
admitted to the almshouss from North
East Ia December last aud was not
altogether sane Some time last night
ne escaped from the building and when
found this morning was without his
shoes and stockings An inquest found
that he died from heart failure
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
To BE YokeIess an oasnse

To be yokeless this season will be a
& agrant offense against good form. or. at
least, to be bsndless or yokeless, for one
or the other OF hese two styles pre-
IN, a. a. ,,a;.t, ,,,bt.h H., 49, -
have nearly all loose blouse effect, say
Baltimore woman The yokes and band
fronts come just ready to be put on. so
that they may be changed from gown to
gown. Some are srmor like masses OF
giating fish scale fscts in gold aud st
aud blue, and go on. Others are Of ribbon
and other material studded with steol or
jet or jewels, truly adornment fit for q
queen IN court attire.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
GEO. r. TOWNSEND & CO.,
804 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL
FOR RENT.
WEST sIDE.

WEST SIDE.
1908 West Ninth street, rooms and bath, SIS
'2a Broome street, 10 rooms and bath. 225
coo Washington street, rooms and bath, szb.
q South Clayton sweet, 8iJ
lsN Lincoln street, 6 rooms and bath, $40.
2 y. Harrison street. rooms and bath. Sl2.
500 Vest street, 10 rooms and bath. S2e.
1902 1904 w. Second st.. rooms and bath. Sli.
1908 l00i-l0l0 w sth st.. rooms and bath, $50
29iM Market street. SIS.
1919 Lancaster avenue, rooms aud bath, Si2.
tte South Market street. 81.
1928 Chestnut street, Sl2 so.
5l9 West Seventh street, rooms and bath. So
4O5 8. Clayton street, i'll rooms and batn, $50.
Van Buren street. rooms and bath. S25.
Ns West sixth street. rooms and bath. SIC.
~ Macy land avenue. store, S6
"a West Fourth street. 10 rooms and bath. 50
oil franklin street, rooms and bath. Sl5.
5u5 w. Twelfth street, 10 rooms and BATH, S2j.
lHOi Lincoln street, rooms and bath, el8.
Sll Clay ton street. el7.
eOb King street, 10 rooms and bath S2s.
l40i Harrison street, rooms and bath, &22.
EAST SIDE.
40 East Fourth street. rooms and bath S2s.
lib n. Eleventh street, II rooms and bath, 81
hOs sherman street, rooms and bath. sl2.
eOt kest Sixteenth street, roome, 39,
1914 E. Thirteenth street. 9 rooms and bath, So
Fifteenth and Clay mont streets store and
dwelling. sE5.
ql4 Poplar street, rooms and bath. $40.
lsl French street, rooms and bath, Slb0u.
Ill French street. rooms and hath, Sll.
s2a East Tenth street, o rooms Slu.
s0tlA MARKET street, 10 rooms and bath, o35.
40 422 is4 West Seventeenth street. rooms
and bath, Sl5. wazA
For List Of Stores Tor rent, Call at oniee.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
MT. CoIona Resigns.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-B. a. Colons
of Virginia, assistant in charge Of the
coast and geodetio survey, has resigned.
Mr.. Colona has been connected with the
survey during the last % years, and his
resignation is understood to be the result
of differences existing with his superior
officers as TO the conduct Of the service.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
eeneral nooth In london Agaln.

LONDON. March 12 General Booth,
the head of the Salvation army, was given
an ovation at Albert hall, where he made
his first public appearance since his return
from the United States
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Eatertalnmsnt md Ban.

The Moses Montsfsro Society gave az
entertainment aud bsll In Gernsn Hall
last night, in celebration az the festival
of Purim Stueogens Orchestra, aug
mented by several pieces, played hne
selections and en elaborate banquet Was
served
Those present were: Mrs M Schlager,
Of Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs Harry
Pizor. J. Fnld. Mr. aud Mrs samuel
Harris, Mrs A. Harris, Mr..
and Mrs L1uis Harris. Mr.
and Mrs. David Abramson, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Nathan Liebsrman, Mr. and Mrs
Max Ephraim. Z w. Woltsts,
Nj and Mrs SOL Bshringer
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Woltsrs.
Mr and Mrs, Nathan Levi snd daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Ttrk ar and Mrs
Samuel Schless. Morris Levi Mr. aud
Mrs Moses We'll. Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Scblessinger, Mr. and Mrs Nathsn
Bosky, K Reichert, from Phllsdslphia.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Relleving Destitution In 81. Johns.

ST. JoHN's, \. f.. March l2-rhe dis.
tribution Of the goods sent from Boston 20
relieve the suffering families Of New
foundland has begun. The supplies have
been distributed to every UNCONVENTIONAL
relief depot, and large forces Of volunteer
helpers are engaged in the work Of prepar-
ing the flour, beef and meal for the appli-
cnntg
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Carnec,e's Armor Accented.

WASHINGTON, March 12. The navy de-
partment has accepted 3l5 tons of harvey
lied nickel steel armor, nearly half tho
side armor for the battleship Oregon,
made by the Carnegie company as the re-
suit of trial OF an IS inch plate at Indian
Hoad
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
nIav Hnre Prlze Flrhts.

NEW ORLEANS March 12.-rhe deci-
sion handed down by Judge Fighter in
the Olympic club case removes every OBJ
stacle that stood in the way Of glove con-
tests before the chartered athletic clubs Of
this city. Consequently there is nothing
to prevent the Olympic or any other club
from bringing of the Corbett-Fitzsim-
mons mill
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
peol win nesirn AZ ltaster.

LONDON, March l2 The Times states
that tho Right Hon. Arthur w. Peel,
speaker of The house Of commons, win re-
Sign on tho eve Of the Raster recess. His
successor win be elected ON the reassem-
hlinn Of tho hnnse
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Episeopnl church Commisslon Rcports.

NEW YORK., March l2.-The joint com
mittee appointed az the general conven
tion OF the Protestant Episcopal church Of
the United States OF America to revise the
constitution and Oanons OF the church has
submitted tho result OF its protmcted de
liberations ia report
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Correct Thing In HaudkerohIefs.

Correct Thing In Handkerchiefs.
The reslly and only refined handker
chief Is the colorless one, says an
authority on such subjects "Bordered"
handkerchiefs, with the exception Of
those lightly embroidered in black for
mourning use, are no longer looked upon
with favor. As for silk hsndkerobiefs,
these likewise are declared out of date,
both for men and women To be quite
correct, the former should carry goodly-
sized squares of the best linen, hem
stitched to the depth OF an inch
Women are permitted greater variety,
and the dainty SQUARES OF sheer linen or
batiste offered for them may be EN-
broidersd in wreath designs, edged with
narrow, real Valenclennes, or, hem
stitched and embroidered in one corner
the 0 vner's initials or monogram. l. is
q fad and an expensive ,one az that. TO
have your hsndkerohiais made to order
FIRST, choosing the linen, then having
your exclusive designs drawn and
finally engaging an expert needlewoman
to do the work Initials-the fac-simile
of ones handwriting-emb in
the handkerchief corner is a unique
idea.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12

PRINCESS ANNE, Nd, March IL. -
William Broughton, q highly respected
citizen of Somerset county, died at bis
residences near Princess AIMS. He
sustained a stroke Of PARALYSIS over a.
year ego and had been In declining health
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
New roliee superintendent.

BnooKIYN. March H. 1t was announc.
ed az police headquarters that Conmis.
sionor Welles would appoint Inspector
William K Mckclvey superintendent Of
police 10 succeed Patrick Campbell, re-
siwncd
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
trenton Investigation to Continue.

Trenton. March i2.-'rhe statohouse
investigation was resumed today, and
more sensational testimony is promised
Counsel Corbin Of the investigating com
mittee spent several hours with Eugene
Murphy, the former employee Of John
Mullins s. Co, the Newark furniture deal.
ers
Evening journal., 1895-03-12

ever since. He was member and ruling
elder OF Manokin Presbyterian Church,
In Prize SO Anne, and bis remains we're
inferred In the cemetery contiguous TO
that church on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Marriage Of a Methodist Minister.

Rev J W FoRel. a prominent Young
minister Of the Wilmington NJ H. Con-
fereIcs now stationed at oxford, Nd =,
was married last night in that town by
Rev. Alfred Smith. his pIesiding elder
The bside was Miss Nellie Williams,
daughter Of one OF ozford's town officials,
and an accomplished young woman who
has always been leader in church work
Tha presiding elder WAS assisted by
Rev Il Clay Turner. of Frederics. Del.
The ushers Uere Professor J. w Whest.
Icy, Of Ea ton, Nd William Williams,
the brides brother. OF Washington. Pa
r D. Prettyman, Of Philadelphia, and
James hewbrooS. Of oxford The
church was handsomely decorated with
potted flowers and the bride carried a
bouquet of beautiful rosss
This morning Mr.. and Mrs Fogel left
Evening journal., 1895-03-12

Of his thought. and for some time to
come ths fashionables will have their
Worth gowns and Worth wraps When
that time shall have elapsed, then shall
have arisen another and perhaps q
brighter star In costuming horizon,
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
Few More worth Gowns and Wraps

rev Mofe Worth HoWns and WRAPS,
In the midst Of all the preparation for
Spring hnery, comes news OF the death
of the chief of fashion makers. and
autocrat of millinery. Monsieur Worth
All feGininity throughout the land Is
bswRiling bis demise. hut there are still
many nes mpdss that bear the impress
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
smnllnon In Celumhus. o.

CoLumUs o., March i2-The First
avenue public school has been closed for
two weeks on account Of case Of small
nor thni,o
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
win Celebrate Its FIrst Blrthday.

The Hawthorne Literary Society will
celebrate It's first anniversary this even
ing TIL members will meet at the
home Of Miss Meglnnis. No 500 West
Sixth street. There will be a program,
consisting Of music and reeitations.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
HerreshoF-s CondltIon.
Death Of william BrouRhton.

BRISTOL, r. 1 Il, March 12-Captain Ma
Horreshoff's S condition is unchanged.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
MITCHELL 4 Bash, maiRef xa9 Street.

for brief ante con Inference wedding trip
and scores OF friends showered their
congratulations upon them as they de-
parted.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

If kissing la deadly, a. the scientists assert
there IL fortune awaiting the girl who IN.
vents and puts on, the MAJ ket an eromati,
patch.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Marriage of Rev ]. w. Fogel
and Miss Nellie Williams.
ENTERTAINMENT AND BALI

An Event Last Night In Jewish Circles In
the Celebration OF the Feast Of Pnrim.
Little Bits Of Interest to Feminine Read
ers-Mention Of WILMINGTON People and
hheir Friends.
50 oonls-Iuni cations intended fCr tussrtiUn
O this column should be addressed 70 Soeiety
Gdito are o. the EVKN no JOURNAL Com.
annio~,aons shonld be wTittan oG Ona side .
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12

1t win pay you to take Hoods Sarsaparllla.
With pure blood you need not fear the grip
pneumonia, diphtheria or fevers. Hord'e
Sarsaparilla VIII make you strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. carefully
from the best Ingredients. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-03-12

II see the celebrated singer Miss MRnywed
has became reeOuciled 10 her husband u
'lndeedl Which -MRshington star.
The oasis., 1895-06-15

quence Mir. Heney withdrew from the
 administration and became the open
 and avowed enemy of the executive.
 At the same time Marshal Meade and
 Secretary Bruce also united against
 him, and, have in every way
 sought to secure his removal The
 cause of their dcfectlon TIE OASIS
 knows not, but it has been told by his
 friends that some real perfidy toward
 Mr. Meade by MT. Hughes was the cause Of his change of front.
 Through all these changes the Ari- zona Republican, in common with all the other republican papers in the territory, has held aloof, giving. if anything, a little encouragement, now and then, to Governor Hughes as matter of party pollcy-to keep the enemy divided. Then came the Wolf ley relief bill in the last legislature. appropriating S7,OOO for relief of cx- Governor Woltley, which Governor Hughes vetoed WolfIey was not SO fortunate as the Gazette, and failed to command the two-thirds vote neces- sary to pass the bill over the veto. But mark the change in the Republi- can. Since the Wolfey veto it has been as violently opposed to Governor Hughes as ever was the Gazette and rashly predicts his immediate removal. All considerations of party policy. to keep the enemy divided, which so smoothly and'glibly rolled from the tongue of it's editor year ago, have 
 The moral of all this is to stand by he governor of Arizona until you fail Q control his official action in some 'et scheme-and then down him. if 'ou can.