Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari- ouS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

!Flagstaf Democrat: There was standing room only at the M. E. church
 Saturday night, when Prof. G. Wharton
 James lectured on his travels through
 New Mexico and Arizona and illustrat-
 ed his talk with a steretopticon. The
 lecture was absorbingIy interesting
 and the views excellent. The profes- sor took occasion to roast the people who have made practice of demolish- ing the walls of the cliff dwellings and pleaded for their perpetuation as they are, so that future ages might look and
 wonder. He thought law ought to
 be passed making it criminal offense to deSecrate these places. He also de-
 clared that there is no reason to be- lieve that the Aztecs were the original inha abitants of the cliffs It is more reasonable to suppose that the Pueblos, the architecture of whose present day abodes is analogous to that of the cliff dwellings, had retreated to these wild recesses and built for themselves fortress homes, where they were com parat1vely secure from the assaults of the dreaded Apaches and Navatoes. who always harrassed them.
 Flagstaff Democrat: The way of the editor in the territories is indeed hard. Tom Hughes, of the AL buquerque Citizen, has been sentenced to imprisonment because of a libelous editorial which reflected upon the in- tegr1ty or something of the supreme court. We should like awful1y we'll to send so distinguished a prisoner as Tom prison bouquet, but we fear to offend the supreme court.
 Flagstaff Democrat: Gin Sling. An Sin and An Cum formed part of a dele gation of crooked eyed Celestials that assembled at the depot Saturday even ing to welcome a little Chinese lady who came in on No. 1. The only other Chlnese woman that ever lived here died Of ennui. The society reporter was unable to learn whose wife this late arrival is, but he will try to inform an l anxious public next week.
 Tombstone Prospector: The ex- animation of the cattle case of O'Don- nell and Cain is in progress in Justice koska's court as we go to press. Four l. defaulting witnesses were brought in by the sheriff this afternoon, and among the witnesses in the are Jim Burnett. L. W. Cooley, Frank Hand. J. Pyatt, J. D. Lowry, Sargt. Porter. F. Easton and Robt. Downey.
 Tucson Citizen: The Sunset Limited will be the finest train in the United States. Among other elegant convent ences will be dining car which car rles everything the market affords. A compartment car will also be at tached. This car is divided into state rooms, each one separate from the other. A ladies' maid will be,in wait ing to attend to the lady passengers on the train. Another luxury will be car containing library, bath. barber shop and all the etc. pertaining there to. A ten section Pullman will not be among the least attractions. These care are all brand spanking new, built for the Sunset Limited The first train will be here Sunday at 5:30.
 Tucson Citizen: The case of young Pogue under indictment for perjury was before Judge Bethune today. Mark Smith assisted the prosecution. ! Pogue swore that his father was a darkey and his mother Mayo Indian. Under such condition it was no infrac- tion of the Jaw to marry a negress. It , was shown that his father was a white $ man and (his mother Mexican. ( Hence the trouble. The jury after be- Ing out five minutes returned a verdict of guilty. :
 Tombstone Prospector: B. J. Pen ney, a young gentleman from Boston, who has been sojOurning in this vicini- 'ty flor several months past, was thrown from bronco horse, near Turquois, 8 yesterday morning. The horse drag sed him a short distance and kicked Y Jim in the right side He was brought Q town and is doing as well as can be : (
 Oh! My Back!