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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES

are ali yours In good order. Mattresses
of all Kinds made or repaired by j. T..
CASHION, the blind Mattress Maker. and
Chair Gamer. Old Chairs made as good
as new. Work accurate and substantial.
Send work to 800 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET. Double Hair Mattresses made
over for So. Single Hair Mattresses. 81.
Chairs reseatcd for zoe. I'D. oc4-Gt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

4LLDADA4 AK L4NLJ
SCHEDULE as Ell tcI OCT. q, 1885,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
2.Oy a. 81, SOUTHERN EMPRESS, aaiy
10 Atlanta, Augusta and points south.
sleeper Richmond 20 ia 4kil4c anu
Greensboro, open al 3.sV +. ~. Conc
meets at DIuslAe with the WASH
JNGfON AND SDJJHW ESTER.
ESIlBULE LIMITED lN0. 30. care
ryh.B sleepers 20 AsneVllie, Cnattl-
nJosd, Blfmlua nam, Memphis. NDH
Orleans and Aaupa, also, llat-clasa
DAY COO hes DrlM' cen NdsnlI. .NN
AID Atlanta Passengers cuA lee
tllac coaches Vitnlut extra DNtfteJ
AT New orleans ind Memphis cone
ntCli0ns are made for al points lu
Texas and OailiOfuit.
10 J.. d., THE EXPOSITION FLY l-l.i
carrying through Pullman rlrrr'fa io
Atlanta. Close con iectiDn5 Tor an
points south.
1855 j. A.. FAST MAIL. daily. for At.an-
IA, Augusta ana points South. l9n-
meets AT AlOseiey with A.. a J.. k. r..
AT Neysgillc Tor CIarhsslIe. DAlOtu,
Henderson. and Durham, ANA az
Greensboro for Durham, ltait IS D ana
Winston-Saleu. Sleeperi Dlnsii4o 10
500 +. NJ LOCAL. daily ovcont sunday
Tor keysylue 4nI luieint mate
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
$50 $50 T. g. 81. From Atlanta and Augusta.
connecting closely with trains Tor West
SO A. M.-From Koyavilic
Freight trains viii also carry Iasscn-
gers.
YORK RIVER LINE. wa W. Ls4 fOiN 4.
LEAVE HlCHAOND. .,..
$40 T.. 81, Local. EAflll-9s' v-i1y "a
ceyt SUNDAY stops ~ all s'"...ls' ~
Lester NanCr connects WIN stao" TOT
Wallkerton, with baltimore steamer al
AS T. n, BALTIMORE LIMITED.
daily except sunday. Close conhc-tlon az
West Point with steamer Tor Baiumofe.
Steamers ieaVe Baltimore =. 81. and
Wast Point H.. b.. daily except sunday.
"Trsins from West Point arrive AZ Rich-
p,and al y.Ol A. II. daily and 1910 A. NJ.
aaiiy except sunday and Monday, and
ZOO y. NJ daily except sunday;
7.9j 4 NJ LOCAL st lNED, daily except
sunday. leaves sd 81 for West Point and
Intermediate POINTS,
is1ricset Office at station foot 81 Virginia
s,,eep, oren from ; A. VI. 10 6 T.. NJ. and
"a - N. 10 200 4. NJ.
CIV ticket Office. 90l Mair street.
IL CIfLP W. A. TURK.
- -TrSfic Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
W II GREEN, General superintendent
O'BRlEN. Superintendent.
I q HORTON City Pass. Agent,
90 east Main street. Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

COURT SAL LIE
Iron MINING Property
AND
CITY LOTS.

Bv virtue of the decree and pursuant
10 The orders OF the superior Court Of
Castor county at the September term,
1895 of said court. the undersigned re-
ceivers and commissioners appointed py
said court, will. on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

Chesapeake and
ONO nailgay.

S !. ,, ~ Uai0 ndnaaJ.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1885.
IIsAlNS 49,. 4. N.~ss..iO.>D,
BhOAD-oIfSfL4 olAAiOH.
$50 A. al. Daiiy, Wan ru,i.1'''1s e W ' Oh
Point, Norfolk an': PORTS
1855 =. NJ. Daily. with Pullman. fJr
lo.al stations. Newport News.
Cd roint. Norfolk aud fo''s-
1919 A. NJ. 1.oSSi train, except sunday.
with iarivr-c.r iOr W. Stt-
ton E0rIe. Connects al Hpi-
louisville COR Orange. Raiii1n,
Culpegcr, Calvelt01, Ma
ndssas. Alexandria. and W ASA
inSton, at Union Siduvn,
Charlottesville. Tor Lynch
burg, at B4Ic Tor Hastts-
town. at stanton for Win
omp A.. The CINCINNATI a,d 81. Louis
Limited, da.ly VITA rulimans
to Cincinnati, Louisville. ana
81. Louis. stops oay A. mn
pOrtant stations. Connects az
Covin.ton daily Tor VIZ
Einia Hot springs, anu at Ash
land Tor Lexington ana LOUIS
Vile. Meals served on dining
cars. No. T. a local train, eN-
copt Sunday. follows above
Train from Charlottesville TO
s.c1 p. NJ. Local train. except Sunday.
accommodation Tor Chdrl0ttcs-
n IA p. H.. Daily Tor Cincinnati. with
Pullman TO Hinton and Cor
donasiile TO Cincinnati and
Louisville. Meals served on
1 covinsgton' va. da.iy fs st
Virginia fot Springs
.,aAIrlS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
$40 n Dany. fur Lynchburs ana
Gov - 49, Clifton Forge. Conu'cts at
Hreino. except sunday. for
Rosney; AZ DsnchDurg. daily.
With T. g. v. H. T.. and The
Southern railway fJr S0Ith-
west ana South, except Sunday
for LeAiust ton and craig
City,, ana AZ W Shi-
k.oo y NJ fNctpt Sunday Local ac.om-
mediation Cor Columbia.
TpArNs ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
s.m An Daily from Cincinnati
1920 a. H.. Daily, from Norfolk ana Oid
$40 p. NJ. Daiiy from Cincinnati ana
$50 p. D.. Daily from Norfolk and ola
7t5P. NJ. Except sunday from W Cnf-
TRAINs ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 4. NJ, Except Sunday from col im-
s2s y NJ. Daily. from Lynchburg. Lex
Wv ington, Va, ana Clifton Forge.
JOHN ID. POTTS
Division lasstn niger Agent
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A yCTION SALE OF T1RST-CLAS5
~ SAW-MILL MACHINERY.

VIII be sold at public auction. on the
premises. i'm the town Of Suffolk. Va.
ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Q. 1885,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, one fine sO-Horse
Power Petit Boiler George Page x co.
C0-Horse Power Engine, No. ! Lane saw
Mil, l.. Power & Co. Gang Edger. Lane
& Bodlev Trimmer Standard Dry-kiln
Engine. Blower and Fixtures, Perkins
Single Machine. II. Hoe 4 Co. 56-inch
lnserted-Tooth Saw, lot Of Belt
ing Shafting. Wood and Iron Pull
ieys. Saws. Log and Bogy Cars,
IdmLer Trucks. Dry-kiln Trucks.
Iron Rails. iron Pipe IL to inches Bull
Wheel. cutoff Saw and Fixtures, Nuts,
Rolts. Valves Hangers. Couplings. Boxes,
Tools. Injector. Lubricator. Fittings and
Connections. such as belong To irst-
class Saw-Nlll. Much Of il is nearly
new and all in frst-class condition, and
will be sold n lots to suit buyers.
This will he a rare opportunity for bar
gains Sale positive.
TERMS: Easy.
For further particulars address
oc1-7t NJ. II. LEFT, Suffolk, va.
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BY Boswell Hartman,
Real Estate Arctioneers and Brokers'
north Tenth street.
w EST GRACE-STREET LOT.
- NEAR RICHMOND COLLEGE
SOUTH SIDE,
AND NO MADE GROUND. TO BE
SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will offer for sale publicly, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1875.
at 4.3o p. NJ. THAT MOST DESIRABLE
GRACE STREET BUILDING LOT, 'front.'
ing 81 feet on the south side OF Grace
street. between Harrison and Ryland, ana
extending back 80 feet TO 2O-ioot paved
This is a most desirable location for "A
home. and lots In this street are very
scarce.
TERMS: At sale. ,..
BOSWELL & HARTMAN,
phone $50 north Tenth street.
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R., F. & P. R. 4.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL a. 1895
-
LEAVE BNHD STREET Station

200 a. NJ. Daily for Washington a. i
points North. stops at Elb,
aud local stations. PGlma1
Car.
100 noon. Daily except Sunday isf
Washington aud points North.
stops al Elba, Ashland. Dos
Wei. Milford, Fre1er.' kspurs,
Brooke and Whitewater. Par-
lor Car. Also connects with
congressional Limited at
W 3shingtOn.
1.l0 +. NJ, Daily FOR Washington and
points North. Stops az Llba.
Ashland, boswell Milford,
tredericksburg Brooke and
Underwater and other stations
sundays. Sleeper Richmond
to New York.
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a. IslI TO RENT ONE YEAR -,
II Tor money, with view to buying, rfe
n good FARM OF two 10 five hundred -,
.,'t,h vciiovy subsoil. and good buildings
on place. and rent cheap. ADDRESS boA
25i. Richmond, Va. se-'-Dlot"-'
VI ANTED-YOUNG NAN ~ - -. T !. :,
" OGRAPHER AND TGPEN III Et'
must write a good hand and make nln-
self generally useful; bond required SOW
Address Lock Box 90. Hampton, va.
ocs-2t
W ANTED-BY y YOUNG LADY OF
W thorough business experience
POSITION IN OFFICE OK sIOithi sOyr
ronvist aud cashier. Address Miss \. n.
,, 1P'' rimes se2j-tf
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ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION

DIV a. A., Daily. Stops at Underwater.
brooke, Fredericksburg, MIL
lord, boswell and Ashland.
and other stations sundays.
Sleeper New York 10 Rich
-uond.
s'%' r. Nj, Oaiiy except Sunday. Stops at
iOcal stations and Elba. Par
"a n . Tor Car from Washington
900 f. n, daily. stops only at Fred
eicksburg, boswell and Ash
land. Pullman ears from New
York and Washington.
lZ.o n NJ, DAILY. Stops az principal To-
cal stations and Eba. Sleep
Ing Car. Connects with Con-
sTessioRaf Limited between
New York and Washington.
FREDERIcKsBURf ACCOMMODA-
TION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 7. D., Leaves Byrd-Street station.
$50 A. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-Street sta.
ton
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAIt.l LACLL4 oON.)AI.
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" VI. c. 4. HALL,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH,
POLK MILLER.
Admission .....................25 and so
Reserved seats at secretary's Ollie
Y. NJ. G. 4. oco-'t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

ID RIGHT AND NEWLY-FURNISHED
ID ROOMS FOR RENT. So east Clay.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER ID, 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNiO
DEPOT.
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General Omee-Roanoke. Va
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
SENATE ORGANIZATION.
Republican Members of Committees
 Democrats on Reorganization.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Repub- lican senators met after adjournment of the senate.
 Senator Sherman, chairman, an nounced the selection of the following senators as a committee to arrange committees for the senate: Mitchell of Oregon, Teller, Collum, Quay, Platt, Chandler, Pettigrew, Hoar and Pritch- ard. This committee was confirmed by the caucus.
 The committee meets Monday and is about equally divided on the silver question.
 The Democratic members of the sen ate held caucus today, there being twenty-six senators present. The eau GUS decided upon the nomination of Senator Harris for president pro tenn in case the Republicans should decide to attempt to select one of their num- Der for this office.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
NEED OF THE HOUR.
Lecture on Woman's Suffrage by Mrs.
 R. M Johns

A very good audience attended the city hall last night to hear Mrs. R. ". Johns, the organizer of the woman's Need of the Hour"
 The audience was composed largely of men, who showed as much interest in the question as the sex that fought for emancipation and equal rights.
 Mrs Hollenbeck made few re- marks on the purpose of Mrs. Johns visit, then introduced Governor Hughes, who made few remarks eu- logistic of the movement for woman's suffrage. He then presented Mrs. Johns, the speaker of the evening.
 The lady is fluent and pleasant voiced speaker. She gave history of the work of the woman's suffrage ques- tion and went back to the old colonial days when the common schools were maintained solely for the education of boys, the loom and spinning whee. being.thought the only sphere for girls. From that period she advanced in the different stages when girls were finally admitted to the schools; then to the high schools and the founding of semi naries for higher education of woman until the present day, when the female sex stand on an equal footing with the sterner sex in regard to education and their effort to gain the privilege to drop their ballot in the box beside their husbands. The subject was deeply interesting and to many who were present it served to enlighten them on one point, that is, if the wo- men of today are not to be accorded equal privileges with men the day is not far distant when the hand that rocks the cradle will rule the world despite legislative opposition. An or ganization of the woman'sAsuffrage as sociation will be effected today.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
THE DILATORY TURK.
Delaying Action in the Hope of En-
 tangling Europe.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 5.-Dur- ing the past twenty-four hours there have been frequent cabinet councils at the palace and several exchanges of communication with the representa- tives of the powers, but no decision seems to have been arrived at by the Porte on the subject of ilhe firmans. The dilatory policy of the palace peo- pie is continued, apparently, in the hope that hitch will occur which may put an end to he accord of the powers. The ambassadors do not at tempt to deny that the accord of Eur ope is liable to be disturbed at any moment and it is to attain this end that Turkey is working assiduously night and day with all the skill and subtleness of eastern diplomacy Irri- tating rumors float from one embassy to another constantly and the Turk is still ahead.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06

increase of pensions granted on account of loss of limbs.
 Senator Squires of Washington in troduced an important bill to provide a system of Qualification for coast de- fense. It appropriates S87,000,000, to be expended during the next twelve years at such important points as New York, San Francisco, Philadelphia, New Orleans, and other points; also on the great lakes, navigaIble rivers and estuaries of the sea.
 Senator Hoar showed a disposition to cooperate with the president in deal ing with the Turkish question by offer ing resolution denouncing the recent atrocities in Turkey and assuring the executive branch of cordial endorse ment by congress of vigorous course for the protection of American citizens in Turkey and the suppression of bar ibarities against Christianity.
 The first speech of the session was made bp MT. Allen (Pop. of (Nebrask9 on Cuba and the Monroe doctrine. MT. Allen urged recognition of the Cuban insurgents, the annexation of Cuba and a strong foreign policy.
 The influx of bills continued, several hundred being added to those already introduced.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
A TALE OF GRIM MURDER Many Mysteries Are
 Solved. Confession of a Dalton Gang
 Thug.
He Left a Trail of Blood Behind With Robbery Here and
 There.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 5.-Wil- liam Stone, formerly a member of the Dalton gang, under sentence of ten years for shooting Deputy Sheriff Han ola, has confessed to committing mur- ders in various places, his story, if true, being one of life of murder, burglary and train robbery.
 Stone says he and his partner Will liam Walrath, killed man in Kansas City in 1883, robbed him and gave the money to Henry Donnelly, a policeman, for protection.
 He confesses to the murder of Mrs. Stewart and son in Cleveland. The bodies were cut to pieces and thrown into Lake Erie.
 The following morning he killed a man in the railroad yard in Linndale, Ohio.
 In Buffalo he and Walrath and one Burns, killed a wealthy farmer and di- vided the money. Stone and Walrath then started restaurant in Chicago.
 Later Stone was implicated in the murder of father and son named Prunty.
 Another murder was committed at Union City, Pa, the victim being a man named Morton.
 Another murder was committed by the trio near Youngstown, Ohio.
 The last murder committed by Stone and Walrath was in April, 1895, on a Pennsylvania freight train.
 The trio also robbed Grand Trunk line train in Michigan, securing con- siderable booty.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
THE NATIONAL CONGRESS Work Commenced on
 the Calendar. Chandler Has a Little Free"
 Coinage Bill.
New Measures by the Score-Ran son Confirmed to the Mexican
 Ministry.

WASHINGTON Dec. 5.-There was good attendance when the senate met at noon today.
 The first bill introduced was one by Senator Mills of Texas for the coinage of the silver in the treasury. A bill introduced by Chandler of New Hampshire for the coinage of silver at ratio of 151z to l, the bill to become operative when England, Ger many and France pass similar laws. was listened to with great attention by the members of the senate.
 Petitions from Florida for the recog- milton of Cuba, and from the legisla- | ture of Montana against the further is suance of bonds, were presented. A resolution offered by Senator Call was adopted calling upon the secre- tary of state to send to the senate the correspondence relating to the case of General Sanguilly, an American citi- zen, sentenced to life imprisonment for alleged complicity in the Cuban revo- lution and directing him to procure a copy of the records in the case if it is not on file at his department.
 Gallinger, Republican, of New Hamp- shire, introduced a resolu ion which was agreed to, calling on the secretary of the treasury to inform the senate why the construction of public build ings at Portland Oregon, for which an appropriation was made by the last congress, was not proceeded with. Senator Call addressed the senate in advocacy of his resolution for the rec ognition of Cuban insurgents and for strict neutrality by the United States in that war.
 At 1:20 the senate went into execu- ! tive session and at 1:35 adjourned until Monday.
 | The senate in executive session, con- frmed Matt w. Ransom as minister to Mexico
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
A HORSES LONG FAST.
Held Between Two Trees for Seventeen
 Days.

RELIANCE, Del, Dec. 5.-John Martino lost a horse and carriage about three weeks ago and supposed the same to have been stoIen. He ad- vertised and made diligent inquiry, all to no purpose. While in the woods near his home he discovered the team standing with the carriage damned between two trees. The horse was mere skeleton for its seventeen days fast, and had nearly eaten off a large gum tree, which was the only thing edible within reach. The animal was taken home and cared for and will likely recover, despite its terrible ex- perience. MT. Martino thinks the horse strayed away with the carriage attached and became prisoner by the entanglement of the vehicle between the trees.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
NATIONAL. UNION.
Hold an Election Of Officers for the
 Coming Year.

MaricOpa council No. 6S9 Na.ion9l Union, held an election of officers last night which resulted as follows:
 President, F. M. Car r-owski; vice. president, Dr. J. c. Merton: weaker, Jerry Millay; secretary, T. E. Dalton; financial secretary, w. A. Davis; treasurer, Col. Wm Christy; chaplain, Dr. H. J. Jessop; usher, D. Nicholson; sergeant-at-arms, H. H. McNeil; door keeper, J. A. Vinson; ,trus e9s, Geo. H. N. Luhrs, M. W. Messinger, T. w. Hine.
 District Dep. D. H. Burt3 LIVES ap- pointed by National senate.
 President L. D. Coggins, who rat'ras January l, 1896, w.ll fill the office of eX-presjdent after that date.
 The installation of officers will take place on the first Thursday of Jan- uary.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
CARVED A MAN.
John Quadri's Deadly Animcsity for
 the Irish.

At midnight in Globe. the excite men5 reused over the death Of Me 1ntosh was yet at fever heat when news came of second tragedy.
 Bankers brewery is locatel ab ut a half mile down Pinal creek from She main portion of the s.raggling min ing camp. Here in the saloon annex John Quadri, an Italian, and William Gleason, son of the "ould sod.'' be- came involved in a drunken alterca- tion. It ended in QUadri producing a wicked looking knife and ferociously stalbbing Gleason a dozen or more times. Several of the wounds were of a frightful nature and the injured man stands little show for recovery.
 Quadrf at once fled to his cabin near by, where he was found W. tn the hour by plucky Sheriff Thompson. The knifer knew the officer and upon Thompson's hail, sent three lsaden re- plies from a pistol Thompson, who was armed with rife, shot hole CT so through the cabin wall and then de- parted, returning in a few minutes with a posse to surround the house.
 But Quadri had accepted the chance and had flown, and the darkness made search futile. He was seen the next day, however. on the s lver King trail riding burro. He is believed to have headed for Phoenix. as he has lived in this city and here was a brother.
 In bygone days Globe had renown as the liveliest mining camp in the west and the vigilance committee and the big sycamore tree on the main street were powerful factors of peace. Pos sIbly with a revival of industry J5he great copper camp may again see a re- vival of crime.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06

rise no more.
 Robert Mcintosh, a burly black smith, Sunday night about II, walked into the saloon of Gill & Moorhouse, on lower Broad street, opposite the Pascoe house. Behind the bar was William Gill, one of the proprietors He joined party in drink and then Gill, across the bar, engaged Mcintosh in angry dispute. A few hard words passed, when Gill reaching below the bar, produced a heavy revolver and fired point blank at his unarmed vic tim. The bullet passed through the left arm and body and Mcintosh fell backward like log, instantly killed.
 Gill gave himself up 10 the officers and was placed in jail under heavy guard, for the man he killed IVES one of the most popular citizens of the camp, and the murder is generally con sidered to have been coward1y in the extreme. There was strong talk of lynching, but at last accounts it had died away.
 Back of the killing is a foul s.ory, however. Mcintosh, about two mon hs ago, was arrested. his friends say through clear malice, for a criminal assault upon the wife of Gill. Rape was charged against him and justice of the peace bound him over to the grand jury. Upon the conven.ng of that body, however, no case was pre- sented, Mcintosh escaping, according to report, by the payment of s1OO to Gill and the woman. It was thought the matter had been entirely settled, and from it Mcintosh emerged with a comparative degree of credit.
 Mcintosh was unmarried and was about 35 years of age His funeral was held Tuesday under she direction of the Globe lodge of Masons, of which he was a prominent member
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
RUSSIA IS READY.
Her Black Sea Fleet Waiting at Se-
 bastapol.

BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The Cologne Ga zette today announces that the Russian squadron of seven battleships and tor pedo boats are anchored off Sebastapol on the Black sea under orders to sail at twenty-four hours notice It is ad- ded that the orders for assembling this squadron were issued a month ago when Russia assumed that Great Brit ain might attempt to send war vessels through the Dardanelles without the consent of the sultan of Turkey.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
THE BLYTHE ESTATE.
Possibility of a Reopening of the Fam
 Ous Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-A suit has been filed in the United States court which seeks to reopen the famous Blythe case.
 Henry and John w. Blythe have filed suit to quiet title to the Blythe block and forty six thousand acres in San Diego county. Plaintiffs maintain that Florence Blythe was the daughter of J. J. Ashcroft, who married Florence'e mother.
 Mrs. Florence Blythe Hinckley was placed in possession of the entire Blythe estate this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
AN ICE PALACE.
Method to Show Diversity of Cali
 fornia's Climate.

TRUCKEE, Cal, Dec. 5.-Truckee is preparing to have an ice palace to il- lustrate the diversity of California's climate The business men of the town have formed themselves into stock company and are now erecting buildings which will be the basis of the palaces. Streams of water sprayed on the buildings will coat them with ice. There will be a skating carnival and sleighing parties on Donner lake.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
NEW MEASURES.
Bills That Were Yesterday Introduced
 in Congress.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Among 5hs bills introduced in the senate were the following:
 By Senator Lodge to amend the immi- grafton laws, excluding all immigrants between IA and 60 years of age who cannot both read and write the Eng lish language.
 By Senator Voorhees,, increasing all pensions granted under the act of 1890 to SIP. Senator Sherman also pre- sented a bill for the readjustment and
Arizona republican., 1895-12-06
A HEAVY FAILURE.
A. H. Andrews & Go. of Chicago Make
 an Assignment.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The sheriff to- day took possession of the store and factory of A. H. Andrews & Co.,. the well-known furniture manufacturers of this city It is understood the lia- Utilities will reach s25O,OOO and assets are believed to be sufficient.