Tombstone epitaph., 1895-03-24
C0RNBRED TIE PRISON REMOVAL BILL TIED UP IN TIE HOUSE. Representative Herrick Of COchise County Holding The Winning Hand. The Immigration Bill in the Council The Fee Bill to be
 Voted Gn Tonight
 Miles County
 Bill.


 morning session of both houses was very quiet, sort of calm before storm which is now rapidly darkenlug the legislative halls.
 The Immigration Bill was passed by the council but a motion to recon der Was entertained and the bill was finanally referred to a committee which now makes its passage doubt iul. A good many think that ii will be passed tonight
 The Prison removal bill is still ab- sorbing all the attention of the lower house. The feeling on both sides is very bitter and several lively debates have taken place. Wright still continues to take leading part for its removal. Representative Herrick has the key 10 the situation in his power and is beseiged on all sides by the friends and enemies of the bill. The members of the third house also are | having a hand in pulling him into the corners for short interview. Inn mense railroad lobbyists are also hard at work.
 The Fee Bill was saved by tie vote this morning and will come up for it's final passage tonight,
 The Miles county bill will come up late this afternoon and the result de- bends almost intirely on the Prison removal bill. The closing session to- night promisee to be very exciting.
 SASFRAxCIsCo-The legal contest over the $40, 0,OOOOOO left by the late Jas. G. Fair has been the topic of gen eral discussion here since the pToduc- ton of th- later will in the supreme court. It is rumor that still an- other and later will IS in existence
 The report is that ten days before his death, Fair executed still another photographic will and entrusted it to the wife of Col Werfield, proprietor of the California hotel. The late million aire and Warfeld were warm friends. LoYDoN-The municipal franchise bill for Ireland passed its second read ing today in the House Of Commons. DENvER-Pat Grove, famous as a train robber, jail breaker and diamond thief, shot and fatally wounded De- tective Alphonso Moore last night, and made his escape.
 WAsHISGTeN-Senat Teller does not regard very seriously the possible effect of Japan's demanding large indemnity from China in gold and is of the opinion that instead of injuring the cause of silver it will aid it.
 FREsNo-Hi RapeiJe, the man hun ter who captured Sontag, has been employed by the Madeira county off, cers to take the trail of Began and Lawson, the two outlaws and would be-murderers.
 WAsHNGroN-For the first time since the return Of the president from his North Carolina trip there was a cabinet meeting as the White House today. All of the members were in attendance. The session lasted for about three hours, the president hav- ing for the first time an opportunity to discuss, with his assistants. the sev- eral foreign incidents that had arisen in his absence, ard to frame policy | for their disposition.
 KANSAS CTTY-Snow to the depth of | five inches fell here this afternoon and tonight. The weather is not cold | and the snow is disappearing rapidly, Reports from south and southwest in- dicate rainfall of from one to one and half inches. The telegraph wines in all directions are practically unavoidable. Wichita. Kansas, and Indian Territory points have been cut of from the rest of the country.