Arizona republican., 1896-06-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL. Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local
 Intelligence. The Doings of Day in Phoenix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

The Crowned King mine is now lighted by electricity.
 Judge w. H. Stillwell has changed his offices to the third floor of the Fleming building.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to w. P Roberts and Mary B. Cook, individuals of color.
 The M. & P. will run the regular ex- cursion today to Mesa, and at the new cut rates put into effect a few days ago.
 A heavy rain was reported in! Pres colt. yesterday and the horizon was black all the day with ominous clouds. But the rain came not.
 By decree of the district court, signed yesterday by Judge Baker, Irene N. Brizzee was granted a divorce from John E. Brizzee. Both are from Mesa.
 A single drunkard, gleaned from the gutter, was all the recorder had to nor alize over yesterday. The fellow was given the usual four days in the street department.
 Sunday services at Trinity Episcopal church: Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; morning service, Il a. m. No evening service and no Friday service during the hot weather.
 The Phoenix Electric light company has entered into contract for light ing the Indian school north of Phoe- nix, entailing the running of about three miles of wire.
 H. D. Ross and wife, the couple con- mitted to the insane asylum for exces- sive use of morphine and cocaine, are still at large and it is believed have managed to make their way out of this vicinity
 F. A. Woolsey, a Peoria resident, is lying at the hospital of Drs. Purman & Martin, suffering from severe burns, received by him while attempting to save household effects from his ranch house, which burned last Thursday.
 The swine plague, according to Pro- lessor w. Stowe Devol, is now almost entirely extinct in the vicinity of Glen dale and particular attention is now being paid to the south side of the river, where the disease has made it's appearance. a..s-..i ~.1
 Already there is reported consid- erable demand ,- for passage on the Southern Pacific coast excursion that leaves Thursday evening next. About all the lower berths have been re- served and the prospect is for the larg- est excursion of the season.
 One of the widest of lunatics was brought down yesterday from Flagstaff by Deputy Sheriff Fairchild for incar- ceration in the insane asylum. The fellow is Mexican As soon as the handcuffs were removed from him at the asylum he sprang upon the keep CTS like a tiger, and had to be again placed under restraint. &
 This evening will be inaugurated the open air union services on the Presbyterian church grounds, West Adams street. They will be continued till September, the pastors of the churches alternating in the pulpit Morning services will be discontinued, though the various Sabbath organiza- tions will continue sessions as usual
 One of the local doctors sounds a note of warning to all persons who are afflicted with catarrh or any disease that brings blood from the nose. Such persons should not sleep in the open air in the daytime, as flies are apt to lay their eggs in the blood and screw worms will be the result. There are at least two such cases in the city and the trouble is one of decided serious ness. z,
 "The Board of Trade was opened last night by John Baggiore & Go. It is combination cafe, located on Gen.