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Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
LEGISLATURE. A Long and Busy Day in Both Branches. Mir. Wildman'S Speech on the Normal School Notice of Introduction of Bill for Its Removal to Tucson.
  A Mountain of Other Business Is Moved and the Legislature Adjourns Until Monday.

Yesterday was rather stirring day in both branches of the legislature. Though great deal was done little was actually finished. The opposition which had been suspected against the bill for the better maintenance of the territorial normal school began to be developed iii debate upon the bill in the whole committee of the house. The future of the bill too was unex- pectedly complicated by the proposed introduction of a bill for the removal of the school to Tucson and it's consoli- dation with the university. Advocates of the normal school say that this propsition is not made in good faith but only to strangle the pending measure.
 An act to reim purse ex-Gov. Wolfey for expenditures in procuring the pas sage of the funding law, passed the council by an almost unanimous vote.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
The Council.

In the council yesterday morning council bill No. 30 was introduced by MT. Babbitt. providing for the record ing of conditional sales. It was re- ferred to the printing committee and 100 copies ordered printed.
 A message was received from the house that it had passed house bills Nos. 13, 17, 8 and 21.
 Council bill No. Is, by MT. Lake, authorizing the division of the counties of the territory into supervisor dis tricts, was placed upon its final passage and passed the council, ait present vot- ing in it's favor.
 Council bill No. p, by MT. Kemp, authorizing officers to accept non resident corporationss and surety con- panies as sureties on bonds and under takings, was placed upon it's final pas sage and passed the councill, all pres ent voting in it's favor.
 Council bill No. 30, by MT. Doran, for the refunding to Lewis Wolfey his personal expenses in securing the con- gressional enactment of the Arizona funding act was placed upon it's final passage and passed the council, ten members voting aye, with Mir. Bahbitt opposed and Messrs. Edwards and Kemp absent.
 At the afternoon session council bill No. 39, providing for the appointment of photographic court reporters, was introduced by Mir. Davis. It was re- ferred to the judiciary committee.
 A message was received from the gov. ernor that he had received council bill No. 2, amending the penal code, and house joint resolution Mo- sF providing for an investig gation of the territorial institutions.
 MT. Davis gave notice of the early introduction of bill for the protection of hotel and boarding house keepers.
 House bills 8, 13and r were returned to the house for propper engrossment. Council bills 25 and 27 were ordered printed and adjournment was taker until Monday at 10 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
In the House.

The most important incident in the house yesterday was the consideration in the committee of the whole of the bill for the better maintenance and support of the territorial normal school Additional interest was lent the subject by notice by MT. Gaddis of the intro duction of bill for the removal of the normal school to Tucson and it's annexa- tion to the university.
 The bill which has become special order was called up by it's author MT. Wildman and after it's reading Mir. Barnes moved that the consideration be continued for one week. MT. Wildman objected and speaking upon the motion entered into an extensive but concise argument upon the merits of the bill and the needs and worthiness of the institution. Said he:
 MT. Speaker The question of edu- cation is one of paramount importance in the building up of the new state of Arizona. We can not be too liberal in matters of this nature, when they are presented for our consideration. Our constituents will hold each and every one of us responsible for the action we take on all questions and on ednca- tional questions in particular and when we return to our homes after the com pletion of our labors in this hall, our records will have been written and his- tory will place us either az the friend or foe of progress and i'm mprovement. The Normal school at Tempe is territorial institution; it's roster shows almost every county represented in it's list of students; it is school intended not only for the purpose of making teachers out of the ranks of our public schools but the further purpose of preparatory
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
THE AFTERCLAP. Trial of the Hawaiian
 Conspirators. The Queen Faces Her
 Judges. Sixty-TWo Rebels Have Already e Been Convicted. The Cases of English an Americans Who Have Been Sentenced
 to Death.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 HONOLULU, Feb. 8, via steamer Mari posa.-The queen was arraigned on the fifth. It was shown that she was aware of the rebellion, but she denied that she favored it. It is believed that she will be found guilty, but will be re- leased on her own recognizance.
 Sixty-two convictions have occurred among whom is the Englishman, Rickard, sentenced to death with six others. It is said that his execution has been delayed only by fear that Minister Willis will call the marines of the Philadelphia to interfere.
 Among the men who will be allowed to leave will be James Brown, Fred Wunderburg, George Rittman, John White, Charles Creighton, E. B. Thomas and F. H. Redward. White and Rittman made the dynamite shells that were to be used by the rebles. Peterson and Creighton were both cabi- net officers at one time, Wunderburg was formerly postmaster general.
 A well defined rumor says that Ad-
 
 the flag of the United States over Pearl harbor. It is indicated that the United States government will take possession of the harbor under guaranteed treaty rights and will virtually declare a pro. tectorate over the Islands. Admiral Beardslee is said to be vested with the authority necessary to carry out the program.
 c. c. Moreno, who takes 8 lively interest in Hawaiian affairs, recently wrote to Robert Wilcox, one of the condemned rebel leaders, saying that he had been assured by Senator Hawley and other prominent men that Cleveland and Willis were both ready to recognize the rebels if they were sue. cessful.
 The Condemned ConSpiratorS.
 LONDON, Feb. 15.-Sir Edward Gray
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
NOT SAVED BY SEX.
A Woman Stage Driver Held
 Up.
Mrs. Atkinson of Oregon Has an Adventure With Ungallant
 HighWaYmen.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
 PENDLEToN, Ore., Feb. 15.-Word was received this morning from Echo that the stage between that place and Heppner was held up by highwaymen today. The country through which the stage passes is lonely and there are few settlers.
 The stage driver is woman, Mrs. Atkinson. No further particulars are obtainable. Deputy United States Marshal Bentley and Postmaster John- son, of Pendleton, have gone to the scene.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
CROSSED THE LINE.
The Wilcox Train Robbers
 Reach Sonora.
Ex-SherIff Scott White of Tomb stone and Posse Are in
 Hot Pursuit.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
 TUCsoN, Ariz., Feb. 15.-Word reached here this evening that the men who held up the overland near Wilcox two weeks ago have crossed the line into Sonora.
 Deputy United States Marshal Scott White of Tom bstone and posse are in pursuit.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16

Kansas, Arkansas and Pennsylvania have contributed five scholars.
 Before entering into the question of appropriation 1 would call your atten- tion to the following figures showing the number of teachers graduated and teaching done by them:
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16

The statistics for 1894 95 cover only the first month of the year.
 The averge age of students has in creased steadily during the four years from slightly over 16 to 171s years and brings the average age of graduation up to about 20, comparing favorably with other normal schools.
 I introduce the above statistics to demonstrate the fact that from the rapid increase in attendance it behooves us to provide the necessary accommoda- tion, fact that is so potent that sin gle visit to the school when in session would convince the most conservative member of this house. It was my pleasure recently to visit the school when in session with several gentlemen and I never was more impressed with the necessity of more room that st that time. As intimated in my opening remarks, almost every county in the territory was represented in the list of students. Something like 75 per cent of the scholars came from other places than Tempe. The counties represented being Maricopa, Yavapai, Pinal, Pima, Cochise, Apache, Gila and Yuma, be- side .which the states of California,
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16

The Condemned Conspirators. LONDON, Feb. 15.-Sir Edward Gray
Arizona republican., 1895-02-16
No. of Students.

The above figures are, it seems, given by the various states in aid to the schools for one year and do not include appropriations for building purposes. They are, however, suggestive ald in- aicate the disposition of other parts of our country in educational matters.
 kbeg leave right here to call the at tenGon of the members of this house to the fol flowing statistics of the growth of the school, taken from the biennial re- port of \the normal school board, for 1893 and 1894:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

The probability, that will this week
ponibly become q certainty, Of the ad,
mission OF Columbus aud Toledo into
the Western League Of Base Ball Clubs
gives the Central League achsms oil
NlessrS BueksnborRsr aud Barrowi a
very black eye indeed. The two Ohio
cities were counted upon as pretty sure
to come into the Central fold. 1t appears
thGttpsy will be in the Western, so they
are out Of any calculations Of the pro-
pOIOd Central circuit.
The remaining toWnS are Wheeling,
Warrington, New Castle and Erie, Pa,
Canton, ZlneSVills, Dayton and Spring,
fSld, Ohio. OF these Il iI hardly proba,
bisGlt can be induced to come in with
the sta guarantee that will be insisted
upon by Wheeling and Washington. II
the scheme is not given up, two Courses
OF action arc open 10 the magnRtsa; An
organisation OF six clubS might DO
effected, or two or three weaker towns
could be admitted, making it an eight.
club circuit Experience connSeil
neither step on the part OF the Wheel.
ing management
What then, 10 to DO dOns2 il the in.
suIEy Of the enthaGiasG Well, for one
thing, the local club might follow IN
the line Of Toledo and Columbus by
trying for admission TO ono Of the
two miRoE leagues that rank next to
the National With Columbus and
Tqlsdo in the Western. why can't
Wheeling 20 Ia for 4 franchise in the
EastSrn3 Scranton and Toronto arc
not on the beat footing possible, and II
may net be a hard matter for Wheel,
lDg TO obtain admission. True, the
class 10 pretty fast. but Whesling has
demonstrated ahs - q hot stun bail
toWn"-Charlsy Byrns's Words-aud
EaStsrn League ball would enshuSs tho
fans" a. they have never been Gu
Unused.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
BEILAIItIs.
All sorts OF Local NpwS and Gossip from
tho GlASa ctr.


All Sorts OF Local Nsws and Gossip from
the GLASS ctr.
". s. Piper was cut Oh tho arm by
Adrian Mind.r Saturday evening while
trying TO keep MindGr and his sou from
hEhltUg on tho street Tho boys had Il
grud2a to Ssitlo aud the lRthat waited
TO stop tho fight, when hO received a
long cash Ia the right arm, nsGr tho
wrist. This fellow with the knife was
arrested aud tho mayor viii investigate
the affair.
The foundation for tho new plate mile
At the utCul works will probably DO CON.
pleted this week and the now iron franc
ior tho buillinIiI up. lis expected to
DO along about tho holidays bOiorO tho
machinery is ready to operate in the
now addition.
Rev. ". Peregoy, who was returned
TO the South BsllairO N. L. church for
another year, preached his frs! sermon
on tho second year yesterday. lilo IL
highly sItssmod by ali the members OF
hls congregation and all who know him.
Tho funeral Of Caleb Dawson, whose
romans wore brought here from Colo.
RADIO Springs, took place from the home
OF his lRlh0r, GT'cOunty surveyor, q.
Dawson, yesterday afternoon, tho inter.
menI boins ia RoiI HI cemetery.
Tho Democratic county executive
committee recommended W. Il. Francis
a. member Of the board Of county clOC.
ton supervisors. 10 lll tbs place Of Ever.
" South, reiianbd. Tho secretary Of
state maEoI tho appointment.
Tho city school, ara crowded Ia tho
higher grades, while seVOrNl VI tho pr.
mAty grade rooms Ric vacated, but will
DO used now Tor tho higher schools
MI Edward Nell, u capitalist and
electric runway owner Of Delaware, u,
WIS lit tho city oVSr sunday, tho EuoSt
Of W. q, llorgundIhal aud family
Tho water plpo below tho wooden
bridge, IN tho second ward, burst Sat.
urdny night and WAS running all hNY
yesterday.
Charles A. Luds, Of woodIloll, n
graduate OF lat year from tho OHIO
state HntvDtttty, wa, ID tho city ybhtot.
dAt.
There will bs 4 social at the Christian
church this evening The programme
consists oi fsrttbtrons, aoiot, etc
Three uniorlunRlsS wOrS domIcIlOd In
tho city locknpyrslSrdRy In COniOq uOnc0
oil their convlylNl habits.
j. b. iiAtt ani family viii leave
"Wednesday for Pittsburgh, whsro they
Will mako their home.
Can't ]. Il Lane and wife, Of tho
Fourth Word, npSnl ySAtsrday with rOl.
alivsi Al Bafns'vlllV,
HOE U, W, Holmes wac gIvan a hoNriy
Welcome by lha congregation Of tho
firut ii. u, church aud other friends
upon hlS return 10 tho charge haFo. 10
Was llGlSd ior presiding elder Of tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
WANTED lGI.SRwHGRE.
A PonitSntlsTy Convict Must Answer 4
CTimSS1n VlrElata,


A PonitSntIsTy Convict lIult Answer for
CrimsS1a VlrElaia,
SptciaI DLpatch 10 ne LpisGgtHaH,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Sept 20,-sher,
1T Ksadlo, Of Mingo county, landed in
tho psnitontiSry yesterday Terry Short,
Who 10 sentenced to seven years for
shooting John Justice unmo months
ago. JuIticO is yet living, but Ia suffer
ing great pain from the effects Of his
wounds. Shorts preyioua history has
Just recently been brought 10 liRht and
It ia known that he was a noted Goun-
teFIeltsF in the south, and whiiH doing
time in Virginia escaped just before
getting into his last trouble, When
his present term expires the Virginia
authorities will hs altar him, lilo ia said
to have ESCAPED iram other prisons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
TIE IsLANnElis, FERnY.

stockholders to Meet Tonight aud De.
eide It's Future.
Just now tho Wheeling Island Ferry
& Packet Company-ths corporate
name OF the islanders who are running
the Charleston 10 opposition to the
bridEss-iS passing through a crisis in
its career. and a meeting Of stOckhold.
ors and residents Of the Garden Spo"
who are not stockholders. to DO hold at
the little wooden chaps" on South
Broadway, this evening, will probably
DO the means OF acting the hands on
tue clock OF the tate at Continuing" OF
abandonment"
The di8agrosAbls fact that calls forth
this meeting is litlla debt Of sonO
5000 aRd al oyerdrait IN bank Of
about $1,000. The gentlemen OF the
board Of directors arc unwilling TO
longer continue responsible for the pay.
maut Of these liabilities principally be.
cause tho ferry IL not given the loyal
support By a number OF Islanders to
which il ID entitled. Some months ago
whom the building association side com.
pauy was formed, II was believed that
tho financial troubles Of the company
we're over, but II IOema that people who
subscribed to the association stock have
dropped by the wayhids. AT this even.
ing's meeting it is underIiood tho fate
Of the ferry will DO decided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There IL only one ono way to cure deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional REM
edies. Deafness Is caused by nm III.
famed condition Of the mucous lining
Of tho Eustaohian Tube. When this
tube gets inAamsd you have a rumbling
aound or imperfect hearing, and when
il is entirely closed deafness is the re.
suit, and unless the inflammation eau
DO taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
Rre caused by cAtRrh, which iS nothing
but an inhamed condition OF the mucous
sutface'.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness (oaussd by oatarrh)
that cannot bs cured by Halls CatArrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
b3-Sold by Druggists. Toe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
HARVEST HoMH sEnVIoEs.


The English Lutheran and First PrSby-
t'rinn Churches Celebrate.
Yesterday the EuGllGh Lutheran and
frat Presbyterian churches celebrated
the annual Harvest Home Sunday. The
decorations Of fruits, vegetables aud
flowers at the English Lutheran church
were especially pFofu'S and tasty, the
Sunday school room walls being fairly
covered with deGignH. On the black.
board very artistic design was drawn.
enclosing an appropriate quotation
from Gong. All the services OF the
day were Of character appropriate to
such an occasion, aud the attendance
at each meeting Was large.
At tho First Presbyterian church,
also, tho sunday school room was
decorated with fruit, corn and other
products OF the earth, in a very pleas.
ing way. Tie Sunday school exercises
ware especially attractive and enjoy.
able, and many attended who are not
usually Ieen al the services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort md improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly uscd. The many, who 1.-Two bot
irf than others and enjoy life mote, With
lrls expenditure, by moro promptly
6lap.lns tho worlds beat products 10
,he needs Of physical being, will attest
ihe value 70 health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup d Figs.
ls excellence IL duo 10 Ia presenting
IN tbe form mos. acceptable aud pleas
AMI 10 tho taste, tho roire,llng and truly
beneficial properties Of Nporfect lax
6tIyc rnpctuilly cleansing the system,
di.peIIlpg celds, headaches and lcyels
and permanently curing constipation;
IL hal given satisfaction To millions and
met With tho approval Of tho medical
D,oFessiop, because II oclG OH the KID
nsya liver and Bowels without weak
CnIng thom and II IL perfectly FREQ from
oycry Objectionable substance,
ggrup AZ Figs IL Tot sale by oil drug.
rlsls In SOC and 81 bottles, but itb man
aGfinrcd hy tho California l.lg Syrup
Co,only. whose nnmc lspfintcd on every
naekaac, also the name, syrup Of Fig',
and beInp we'll informed, yoll will not
accept any substitute II offered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

Tho uniform OF the "TiSsrs" is almost
an OxaCt duplicate OF that Of tho famous
PRINCETON Tigers. Yellow aud block
prOdomInAte.
The Ethel Wynn successfully defend.
cd the siuglo rGtsra' cup by defeating
Spruce Nv Saturday afternoon.
SAMMY" Michel, the Kansas City
team'S lett tieldsr, has returned aud viii
winter in Wheeling. Sammy" MAYER
played better ball than lie has been
doing this season; his batting was par.
tlcularly heavy, His tsGm Aulshod
thIrdi Indianapolis Gsst and ST. Paul
second.
About time to get that "All.Whael'
ing" base ball team started, Michel,
Padden, George aud two or three others
are at nome, aud Kennedy and the
other follows will DO along in a lew
days.
Crotty played second for ByesvilIs in
that iourteen.inning game Saturday,
aud Paddsn occupied the same position
for Cambridge,
The demand Tor foot ball supplies is
very heavy here, A number Of boys
teams have been organised aud more
are due,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
IT WAS 4 al.NAT GAME.
CNmbridE" and HIs.ViiiS Played -Four.
teen IRninRG, Saturday.

Cambridge and bIs.ViiiS Played fouF-
teen IHninEG, Saturday.
spIaGl Diipdieh 70 ne IA.sItqeAag.
CANBmDaE, o.. Sept. 29.-0ns Of the
finest gamer Of ball ever played in
Eastern Ohio was played At Cambridge
ball park yesterday between Cambridge
and Bys,Villo, taking fourteen innings
to decide tho battle. The feature OF til G
game was Collins hno pitching and
YouuE'a catching. Brodie, late OF
Wheeling, who 10 on ScrAnton'I reserve
list, pitched great bali ior BYssvils.
This was the last game that Captain
PntoriouS viii play with the team, hay.
ing resigned 10 accept q position in a
glass factory. The team has won eight
straight games under hi' management.
Padden, Of Roanoke tvA.& team, has
been signed to captain the club for tho
balance Of the season and play second
bass. The team is open to play any
team IN the state,
CIntT.iys ............I l 0O?0IO00OO l.
b7s'Ti.s .,,.....,.....0 o 10000 5000 o. Q
Bas9 biz Cambridge n. Byesyllle II. Errors
'Anbrtse 6. ByelVlll0 10 D1se' on balls, Col
Los BroNs s. batteries, Collins and Young;
Hinfie sld Prince. implies LyuCh aud Hils'
tlle. Attendance, 2Oll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

AsnURY PARK. y. j., Sept. 29.-Thls
was Champion James ]. CorbettS last
training day here prior to his AEht At
Dallas, Texas. lie started ia on his
work Immediately after breakfast aud
continued until 1880 p. M, putting in
some heavy work, lis exercise con.
sisted OF bag,punchluE, hAnd'bAl, in
which he was defeated by his brother
two games to one, wrestling aud spar.
ring. Corbett says he Ia ft to fight any
date now and declares that he Is conf.
dent Of victory,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
InI UNIVERSITY TEAM.

Nlmh7r ~ DANES Arranged, Two uf
ihsmHt WhsHliug.
"'H M 1ihbhs inkHmn'p
Hp"',gfovy, sept. 2)-ManagaF
Ci.1f.1ln, u tho University loot ball
team hm arranged the following gAmc'i
u.''b'f ), Mt Pleasant Institute, al
.h rioaNnti OclobSr to, LA,robB, Al
.ln'H'o'nVpi November ., Western
lmyet'Iiy Of Pennaylyania, At Marian.
hNpi Soyembef n, MAHslta, nj Park.
1Wn'R, November ~, Dickinson, at
vlinnof.anli SoysmbOF ~, llothauy, at
,Nh'elnRi November 30, Washington
4. jp'rt'on, ~ Wheeling
,h game has 6ssn arranged with
Warrington and Los 10 bo plnyol At
OD'tlo'lon, OH A date W DO llKOJ. There
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

LorlsyLLE, sspt. 2a.-Ihe sesson
co'ai hero to-day. Tho home team
haIly defeated tho Clovelands. Tho
to,dsts played good ball until tho sixth
innlng, when kusil and O'heGra were
tlh.Iltuled for Cuppy and O'Connor.
,eb9al's team then gave tho cams to
lansvlile by their listlogs playing.
bdrknes stopped tho game during the
ifss hall Of tho ninth.
attendance, s.p1. Score: n H. L
iiflHv '-.......p ! l lis y
'eysiani a,-a.! . 90 is II
Lrard tuu, I.sggvlls9. PITCHERS, IeCssaEy,
'lpNy ani Knoll, Umpire, Mgnnnnld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30
WHEELNG DAILY INTELLGEN0ER MONDAY SEPTEMBER 30

Akron district at tho conference, but
before tho final acknowledgement OF ap.
polntmsnts lie was returned here for
anolher year,
a, 7, Stewart ia having q new porch
attached TO hiS home in the Fourth
yvaFH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-30

CmctGo, Sept. 9O.-rho Colts clo'sd
W"'r season to-day giving tho Rods d
'e7e'e drlhhing and securing fourth
I'1cs 10 tho league race. Terry pitchsd
l'n,snd 4 gslDu and was we'll support.
ed. PWtati sl,p did good work IN tns
u'r, DO, bis team wont all to pieces IN
The helt. Iango's fielding, batting and
n''e r1bping. IiurkB'a four catches aud
Nn2hn's batting Woro tho features.
Au"ulinrh, . no gc7Fe, r. M.
~ In, % Ogi iNin o.-p ~ i
ulana'u % 0 0 . 0 / O. / . .
3, Famed nus. chicago .. Cincinnati I. Pitchers,
l1-'L sd rMIDL nmpIse. O.DAN