Arizona republican., 1896-06-25
 NEWS IN \ NUTSHELL,
 - Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitone of the City's Local Intelligence. The Doings of Day in Phcen ana It's Tributary
 Region.
The weather bureau signals foretell clear weather with a rising tempera-

The weather bureau signals foretell clear weather with a rising tempera- ture.
 Frank Fuqua has moved his livery stable to the new location on Fourth avenue, near Adams.
 The marriage licenses average about one a day this warm weather9 as re- ported from the office of the probate judge.
 Last night large delegation of To- cal Woodmen went to Peoria, there to install a new lodge of the order with a membership of twenty-seven.
 The fruit stalls are now displaying quantities of ripe grapes of the Thomp- sons seedless variety. The grapes are excellent in quality.
 Elijah Ash, colored individual sus- pected of burglary, was discharged on preliminary examination in the jus tice's court yesterday.
 William Van Horn, who claims to be an Arizonan, was arrested yesterday in Los Angeles, charged with being ac- cessory to the killing of a railroad hand, Edmund White, week ago at that point.
 In the district court yesterday Judge Baker heard arguments and refused a new trial in the case of Burtis vs. Mar shall. Notice of appeal to the supreme court was given. Today will be heard the case of the Territory vs. McCord for usurpation of the office of citizen member of the board of control.
 The park theater show is now run ming smoothly. "A Parlor Match" has caught on with theater goers. Those who enjoy a hearty laugh should see "A Parlor Match" There are songs, medleys and instrumental musical acts. The dialogues and situations are funny in the extreme. Tonight will be given the fourth select social dance. Next week Joshua Whitcomb.'' 4,
 Dr. H. A. Hughes will take charge of the territorial insane asylum July 1, Dr. Hamblin resigning. The new physician in charge will make num- Der of changes in the staff of the in- stitution AS steward, succeeding Hack cit, will be installed J. H. Vincent an old resident and leading Democrat and as farmer, John Rousseau, for years foreman of,-the Bartlett farms and man highly skilled in his busi- ness. -r: s
 Yesterday afternoon little giri made curious find on the street. Il consisted in loose handful of keys all of the same nature, but all very diff ferent in structure. They were thin and of Yale lock style, though much larger than the usual Yale key An other curious feature lies in the fact that they were not numbered ol stamped, though plainly intended fol the most intricate locks. They are now in the hands of the sheriff.
 Superintendent of Public Instruction Dalton returned yesterday from Tue. son, where he has been attending z meeting of the board of regents of the territorial university. At the meetine the faculty, as now constituted were reelected and the salaries of ( number of the more important were raised. Superintendent Dalton was ac companied on his return by Professor, Devol and Tourney, who come to lool into the swine plague and the agri cultural experiment stations.
 The reported consolidation of thu arrangements of the Phoenix Electri Street railway and Phoenix wate works has been effected, B. N. Pratt superintendent of the railway com pany, taking charge yesterday, ant