Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-02-08


TO against it.
German moved to lay on the table the
committee to the bond bill; lost by "a to
43.
LONDON, FED. 1.-The st. James Ga
zette says: "The report of the New
York Yacht club committee makes clear,
firstly, that very serious accusation
was brought by Lord Dunraven on the
fimsiest possible evidence. Secondly
that the New York Yacht club has given
his lordshio a severe lesson in fairness
and good manners. Lord Dunraven, 10
part of his charges, produced only lis
impressions and guess work"
PARIS, Feb. The Pclique Colonial
today announces that the BrazilIsns
now occupy the contested territory on
the border of French Guiana.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The federal council
has adopted the sugar tax bill as amend
ed.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Davis will trial,
which was in the Montana courts sever
al years, is likely to be fully ventilated
here. This morning bill was flied in
the United States circuit court by E.
Davis Of New York, a brother of A. j.
Davis, the multi millionaire, whose vast
fortune is at issue. A. j. Davis died at
Butte IN 1890, supposedly interstate, leav-
ing an estate of 100000 10 the midst
of.the turmoil among the dead mans
relatives, Will was found leaving to It.
j. Davis, his sister and Mrs. Begget, a
share of the property and the balance to
his brother, John A. The children and
heirs OF the other relatives Of the dead
man contested the will, declaring il q
forgery, but the latter entered into an
agreement with the combatante, agree
ing to a division OF the property. This
was decreed by the court. ErwIu, a
brother Of A. j. DAVIS, attacks the COM
promise and asks the court to restrain
the children of John A. Davis from re.
ceivlng any of the estate.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Feb. l. Martin
Lynn, wife and two infant children
and sister, were found poisoned in
their cottage today. Miss Lynn is
dead; Mrs. Lynn cannot recover and NJ.
Lynn's recovery Is doubtful. The chill
dren are out OF danger. The case is
mysterious.
LAwRENCEBURG, Ind. Feb. List
night freight train, eastbound on the
Fig Four, was derailed on bridge by a
broken wheel. The bridge broke down
and three cars fell 80 feet. Five traDps
were fatally injured and property dam
aged to the amount of $4,000.
CINCINNATI, o, Feb. 1-Some en-
ployes of james Lock, who lives on the
Alexandra Pike, KY, half mile from
Fort Thomas. found the body OF young
woman, this morning, in a somewhat
secluded place about fifty yards from
the pike. There we're evidences OF a
tierce struggle. An astonishing feature
OF the case is that the victim was be-
headed and the head is missing. Moth
ing has been found to establish the
identity OF the murdered woman. There
ls no clue to the murderer.
Ell PAso, Jan. 80, 1S96-Two weeks
from today the big fistc carnival near
this city opens with the fight between
Robert FItzsimmops and Peter Maher
for the heavy weight championship of
the world. purse of $1,000 and the
diamond belt presented by Richard K.
Fox. Stuart has the affair we'll in hand
and there is not one chance in a thous-
and for failure. His experience with
Corbett and Fitzsimmons at Hot Springs
has stood him in GOOD stead and so se-
cure are matters now, that carpenters
and Canvass men are already in FL Paso
prepared TO go to work on the morning
of February II with the big tent and
ring. Strangers are getting here from
ell points, and by the time that the ex-
cursion rates become operative Ell Psso
will begin to look bit like a metrop-
oils.
Books are being made on the five
fights all over the country, the combi-
nation sort finding a ready sale. There
are twenty different com 5inations posi-
ole, as follows:
1-Fitzsimmone, Everhsrt, Walcott,
Dixon and Barry.
2-Fitzsimmons, Everhert, Walcott,
Marshall, Murphy.
3-FitzsImmone, Everhart, Collins,
Dixon, Barry.
FitZRimmous, Everhart, Collins,
Marshall, Murphy.
5-FitZSImmons, Everhart, Walcott,
Dixon, Barry
6-Fitzsimmons, Leeds, Walcott, Msr-
shal, Murphy.
,7-Fijzsimmons, Leeds, Collins, Dix
on. Barry.
S-Fitzsimuons. Leeds, Colllns, Mar
~hal, Murphy.
9-Fita~iumore, Leeds, Walcott, Dix
on, Barry.
loft. minors, Leeds, Walcott,
MARSHALL, Murphy
11-Msner, Evei hart, Collins, Dixon,
srry.
l2-Mater, EverhaIt, Collins. Mar
she'll, Murphy
49, Mater, EgeIhast, Waloott, Dixon,
Barry.
IL Hsher, Everhsrt. Walcott, Mar
shall, Murphy.
15-Msher, Everhart, Collins, Dixon,
Berry.
16-Maber, Leeds, Collins, Marshall,
Murphy.
17-Maher, Leede, Walcott, Dixon,
Barry.
18-Maher, Leeds, Walcott, Marshall,
Murphy.
19-Maher, Leeds, Collins, Dixon,
Barry.
2O-Msher, Leeds, Collins, Marshall,
Murphy.