Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-04
TELEGRApHIc.

Lillian Ashley, against him fer seduc-
ton.
Baldwin has so many times been the
object of similar suits hat, as he said,
he no longer worries about O little thing
like that.
The latest suit against him is that Of
Miss Lillian Ashley, formerly If Boston,
who leges that while she was visiting
in Los Angeles the aged millionaire won
her affections and betrayed her. Now
she wants $4,000 as compensation.
Some time ago Baldwin fled demur-
FER 20 the compliant, alleging that it did
not set forth facts sufficieb for action.
This demurrer was overruled today In
Judge Sacks court and another was
flied.
10 this second demurrer Baldwin pic
lures himself az gay deceiver, and says
that his reputation is so well known that
no woman of experience would trust him.
The demurrer sets forth that Miss
Ashley IS wise woman, acquainted with
men and the ways Of the world, and
~hould be able to distinguish between
sincerity and deceit. Mr.. Baldwin,
states that she knew he WIS a married
man, and unable to keep a promi,e of
marriage. Consequently she cid not
place reliance in bin, though she de
clares ste did
The demurrer also says that, knowing
Baldwin t. be married man, she ought
to have understood his protesttGtiops of
love we're insiGcere and that his express
ed sentiments of affection were but the
means toward end. Mics Ashley knew
the general character of her betrayer
and should not have permitted herself
to be led from the path of virtue by such
evidently ins!ncere pro;estations Of
love.
The demurrer alleges that no promise
Of money consideration for Anticipated
betrayal can be held TO te coed in law,
and that it does not appear from the
face { the complaint that a,y other
promise had been made.
MAYAGUA, Mica. April % Lord Kim
berry, her mhjsstys principal secretary
of state of fore On affairs. has submitted
to the NicaraGuan authorities proclB-
marion setting forth that unless the de
mand OF Great Britain is immedia g y
complied with British troops will occu by
CnrIuto and siezs all vessels fl ing the
Nicaraguan flag. The Nicaragusn
officials are considering the proposition.
WASHINGTON. April 25-Advices say
that Vice Admiral Stevenson, in com
maud of the British fleet at Corin'o, has
given Nicaragua notice that be will be
gin landing troops at 6 tomorrow morn
ng.
Two O'Clock. No official word has
come as to Nicaraguas decis on as to the
British ultimatum. Nicaragua is 10 O
state of great excitement. The authori-
ties are in consultation, and there is a
very strong conviction among the
officials that Nicarogus will not yield.
II is regarded as settled that the United
Slater will not intervene.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 25-The Jap
anese government has informed Russia
that if it yielded to the eX. tions Of Rus
sia France and Germany she would ex
pose herslf to revolution as The japanese
people are intoxicated with their vic
tories and they would never assent to
The concession. Russia is determined to
maintain the demand.
SAN Fra CISCO, Cal. April 25-It has
bean discovered that the 100000 note
with the late James Fairs signature
and Stanfords endorsement is forgery
and vas undou btedly done bY the
same individual who forged j. T.. Flood
name to 100000 note some years ago.
Nav ORLEANS, April 25-This city lie
endeavJring to secure TIE democratic
na'ional convention. A committee If
leading citizens has been appointed.
ST. PAUL, Minn, April 25-Tbe bill
prohibiting pool selling in Minnesota
has been stolen from tia gov' lOr's
room where it was awaiting his signature
o become law. No clue to the thief
has been discovered.
SAN FRANCIsco, April 25-In the pre-
liminsry examination Cf Theodore Dur
rant for the murder of Mime Williams
Rev. George Gibson was on the stand.
The cross examination showed p ainly
the intention If the defence to saddle
the murder on the minister.
CHICAGO, H., April IS 1t is thought
that combinat on of all breweries not
now in, the existing syndicates have
been formed iuto combination similar
to the English syndicate. A meeting
was he'd last night but the matter las
been kept a secret.
BAKERsFIELD, Cal. April 25-T in
sanity charge against Lord Sholto
d Douglass, fourth son CT the Marquis Of
Queensbury, was dismissed this morn
Ing. Burmester refused t swear to.the
necessary. Douglass is now
rushing about town, it is said, preparing
to marry with Loretta Adds.
LAKEWOOD, n j, April PA forest
ire which originated in the cedars, one |
nile from this place, continues tC burn |
iercely. II is estimated that $4,000 /
worth OF worth of pr perty Will lie des-
royed About 1000 acres # standing |
m Der is burned over. The fires are
getting dangerously close t. V.neland.
iEe heat g plainly felt.
WAsHINGToN, April 24-The volume
prepared Ey the clerks OF the senate and
house appropriations O. mmittee showing
h exact appropriations and neH offices
rea;ed has been prepared fer tie last
ession OF congress by Thomas p. Cleves
leik OF the senate committee, and j. s.
JourtF, clerk of the house committee.
The statement gives the appropriations
n detail and specifies the new offices
reaied and established with salaries
I'D also salaries increased and reduced,
ogether with chrono logical history of
be regular appropriations bill Appro-
we're as follows 10y the senate
Agriculture, S3,3O3.75C; army act,
%, 252, Cos; diplomatic and consular,
!. 574, 458; District Of Columbia, S57i5
II: foruricatIor 81 ,904, 557; lnd an,
{, 1852, 12l; legislative, executive and
judiciary, S2l, S9l, us; military academy,