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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
LOOK TO SAGASTA
Spanish Liberals Expect Him to
Form q Cabinet.
BE WILL REACH MADRID TODAY
Another Rumor That Gen. Weyler
Has Resigned Office.
EXCITEMENT CUBA

MADRID, October Liberals are pre-
pairing to give an ovation to Senior Sagasta,
their leader, upon his arrival here today.
1t Is taken for granted that he will form
cabinet, of which probably Senior Gamazo
will be minister for foreign affairs, Senior
Moret Prendergast. minister for the COL
onies, and General Correa, minister for
war, although Senior Moret Prendergast
has been mentioned for appointment as
Spanish minister at Washington to sue
coed Senior Dupuy de LONE.
1t Is next expected that the cabinet crisis
VIII be ended In less than week.
Weyler Has Resigned.
A special dispatch to the New York Her
aid from Havana, Cuba. via Key West,
Fia.' says: Captain General Weyier has
sent his resignation to Madrid, to take
erect as soon as practicable.
General Weyler's resignation Is one of the
results of the resignation of the Azcarraga
ministry, and is due to his belief that a
liberal cabinet will be placed in power in
Spain.
Anxiety Over Cabinet Crisis,
There Is great anxiety in political and
commercial circles here as to the outcome
of the cabinet crisis in Madrid. The general
opinion Is that the conservatives will be
called upon to form the new cabinet.
The resignation of Gen. Azcarraga and
his colleagues has not materially affected
financial operations.
Eight hundred of the Spanish troops who
are Ill, ounded or otherwise incapacitated
sailed for SPAIN today. During the last ten
days the insurgents have lost during the
various skirmishes 235 killed, among whom
were five majors and thirteen other officers
Two hundred and nine armed insurgents
and 4S3 unarmed, among whom were seven
officers, have surrendered during the same
period.
Denial Of the Rumor.
HAVANA, October 1.-The correspondent
here of the Associated Press has investi-
gated the report, printed in New York to-
day. from this city. via Key West, saying
that Captain General Wyler has sent his
resignation to Madrid to take effect soon
as practicable, and has been informed from
the best sources available that, up to the
present moment, the captain general of
Cuba has not resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
DEFICIT s3,435,717.
Excess of Government Expenses Ove1
Receipts In September.

Receipts In September.
The monthly statement of the govern
ment receipts and expenditures during Sep
TENDER. 1897, shows the receipts to have
been s21 49,, Co.'S and the expenditures, $25,-
36s.S15. an excess of expenditures over re-
ceipts of 81, 1851 For the three months
of the fiscal year the excess has been $780,,
O15, 954. As compared with September. 1896.
there is loss of s., 651 ,146 in the amount of
the revenue, and decrease of 1910, T20 in
the expenditures. The receipts for Sep
TENDER last are given as follows: Customs,
81 343, 100; internal revenue. 49, 701 .375; mis-
cellaneous, 81 ,2SS. O22. AS compared with
September, 1896 this is a loss of about
81, 100000 from customs, and gain Of
about 100000 from internal revenue
sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
HENRY RIDGELY HELD.
Fails to Give Bond and is Committed
to Jail.

Judge Kimball, this afternoon, in the
Police Court, held Henry Ridgely, colored,
for the action of the grand jury to an
swer a charge of rape. Ridgely went to
jail in default of 1000 bonds.
The incident in question is alleged to
have occurred on Sunday about two
months ago. Ridgely was not arrested
until recently. The complaining witness
was Ruth Brown. an unusually intelligent
little colored girl, eight years of age. She
related to Judge Kimball a most revolving
story.
DIR. w. G. Gill gave medical testimony
that substantiated the statements of the
little girl, as did the father of the child.
The story of the assault has been hereto
fore published in The Star. Ridgely took
no part in the proceedings today, except 10
enter plea of net guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
Lieut.. Amixs, Reno.t.

The report of Lieut. Amiss upon the ques-
ton OF clearing 18th street of disreputable
houses was presented to Commissioner
Wight yesterday morning. The report is
without recommendation, and merely con-
tains the verbatim conversations the lieu
tenant had with several women upon the
subject of removal. There Is no doubt the
original intention to clear the street will
prevail but as yet the Commissioners have
not indicated when the change is to be
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
DECIDES AGAINST LAKE SHORE.
Important Decision by Michigan Su-
preme Court Regarding Tickets.

LANSING. Mich, October IA suit
brought two years ago by Henry c. Smith
against the Lake Shore Railway Company,
involving the validity of an act passed by
the legislature of 81. compelling railroads
10 issue a 1.o0o-mile ticket, good for any
member of a family, for $50, has just been
sustained by the state supreme court
which decides that the legislature had The
power TO enact such law.
The opinion was by Justice Montgomery
Justices Long and Moore concurring, and
justices Hooker and Grant dissenting
The ticket issued under this act is good
Tor TWO years from the date OF issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
VALUES IN DETAIL.
Testimony in Highway Hearings
Heard by the Court Today.

Case 419. Denison and Leighton's subdi-
vision of Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains,
condemnation proceedings under the high
way extension act of March 2. 1893. was
proceeded with today before Judge Cox and
the jury Of seven appraisers in the Dis
tr:ct court. The Introduction of testimony
on behalf Of the District was concluded,
ard that for the land owners was COM
menced.
Mr.. o. w. White and Mr.. Thos. G. Hen
sey, local real estate dealers were the wit
nesses examined today the former testify
Ing as to values on behalf of the District
and Mr.. Hensey being called by Mr.. VIM
Birney to testify as to certain lots owned
by his .(Birney's) clients.
Mr.. Whites valuations were given in de-
tail. Mr.. Henseys figures were also pre-
sented, and upon conclusion of his testf-
mony the case was adjourned until 10
o'clock Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01

Judge Thomas F. Miller of the United
States branch of the Police Court, who
has been unable to attend to his official
duties for several months past because of
illness, has stated that he expects to re-
sumo his seat on the bench Monday next.
Judge Miller has been away from the city
a number of times. and returned from the
mountains about ten days ago, his con-
dition being greatly improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
FIVE TICKETS IN OHIO.
And the Gold Democrats Are Yet to
BE Heard From.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. October 1.-The negro
protective party by petition today were
placed on the Ohio ballot sheet. This makes
five state tickets, with the gold democrats
to come. The negro party. by mandamus,
will try to compel the secretary of state
TO put Lircoln's picture at the head of
their column In the ticket as their emblem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
Committee to Protest.

The recent recommendation Of the su.
perintendent of charities which took away
from the several sectarian charitable insti.
tutions all government aid brought Mr.
Frank Hackett and DR.. Gunnell from the
St. Johns Orphanage to- the Commission
ers' Office today to protest against the ap-
prevail of such a recommendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
The Power House Site.

The general impression seems to prevail
among business men of the city and other
residents that the power house will not be
rebuilt on it's old site. as a location for it
will be much better found elsewhere.
1t has been suggested that the site would
make one of the finest in the capital for a
government building. It's situation in re-
gard to the avenue, as well as proximity
to the heart Of the city. would appear to
Justify this idea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
Afridis Attack Briti.h p.,.,

PESHAWUR. October 1.-Afridis attack
ed patrol OF British lancers near Fort
Bara this morning. II was an unpleasant
surprise to the British comma nders to find
that the enemy has yentured SO close to
Peshawur. Fort Bara is only few miles
distant from here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
FOOD SCARCE AT DAWSON.
Unless Half the Population Leaves
Some Must Starve.


VICTORIA, B. c., October 1.-Wm. Ogil-
vie. Dominion government surveyor in the
Yukon country, has arrived in Victoria.
He says there are provisions enough at
Dawson for 1000 people for the winter.
When he left Dawson, July 15 there were
5000 there, but If. as reported. many have
left since then, the situation will not be so
bad as feared. He says there is no use in
trying to take I'm food with dog trains.
Mr.. Ogilvle will probably sail for Ska
quay with Mr.. Sifton, the minister, who
leaves on the steamer Quadra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
FINANCIAL AND: COMMERCIAL,

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corsor & Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. 50 Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01
Grain and Cotton Markets.

Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers, 1927 F st.. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs.
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01

Washington Man Attempts Suicide.
Special Dispatch to The Evening STAR
ROCHESTER, N. T., October l.-AlIsn J
McCloud Of Washington attempted Il
commit suicide here today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-01

1 lot OF Children's Refers. in tan and
navy blue-not this years styles. but would
mike good jackets for school purposes
Sizes from to IL years. Only Csc.
Children's Gossamers, ST.. 80.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-07-01

At the Catholic church next Sunday appropriate services will be celebrated. Rev. Father T. N. Connolly will preach at high mass, 10 o'clock q. m., m '.Our Duties as Christians and ., Citizens"
 R. H. Jones and family will arrive tomorrow from Berryville, Ark. and make this their future home. He is ( brother to J. E Jones. and was for merly associated with him in the law practice here.
 Seven prisoners were transferred Saturday from the Prescott jail to the p-niten,iary in Yuma to serve terms for felouies committed by them. Abe Thompson and L. (, Miller were two of the number.
 This office has just completed neat six page program for the celebration to be held here on the 5Ih and 9th of July. It has advertisements of our business men, and will be read by hundreds of people.
 Godfrey Van Deren of the Verde valley came up Tuesday and will spend the Fourth here He is ono of the oldest citizens of the valley. and is visiting his sons, JAmss and 0. E. Van Deren of our city.
 On the night July 9th. the citizens of Flagstaff will give grand display of fireworks from the peaks of the San Francisco mountains. The dis play as witnessed from Jerome ought to be grand. Arizona Mining News.
 Cyclists intending to enter tho bicycle races on the 9th and 9th must hand their names in to K. A. Sliker by Saturday evening. July 8. If your name is not in by that time you will be barred from entering in those contests.
 Mir. J. K. Palmer. wife and two sons arrived Tuesday from Pittsburg, Penn, and will make Flagstaff their future home. They will occupy the building near J. F. Dagg's residence. Their many friends are glad to welcome them again to our city.
 Would it not prove paying invest ment to connect the two towns of Williams and Flagstaff by a telephone linep The distance is not too. great, and the builder of line between the two points would certainly realize good returns from the investment.
 County Recorder T. E. Pulliam has made up his report for this quar- ter, which shows that he has collected on deeds. mortgages, licenses, mining locations and other miscellaneous in- struments S296.40. Of this amount Sl25.60 was for April $70.26 for May and s99.66 for June.
 The photograph gallery located next to the New Bank Hotel is ready to take pictures and will turn out first class work only. Prices to suit the times. Will remain in Flagstaf for two weeks. Call and examine sam ples and prices.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-07-01

! ' J
 Thomas Dean and family have moved into the 8. 5. Acker residence south of the railroad track. w. c. Nevin, general manager oi the Southern California, passed through here in his special car yesterday. F. L. Dickinson returned from Kansas City Tuesday, where he had been with train load of cattle. This is one of the most prosperous years for the ranchers and stock men that Coconino has had for years.
 Should railroad ever be built to the Grand Canyon, it will become ohe of the greatest resorts in America.
 Am rebuilding my foundry and can do any kind of casting up to fifteen hundred pounds. J. B. PoUTHIE. FOR RENr-l00 acres fenced land. good house, near Bellemont. Apply for further particulars to this office.
 FOR RENT-Eight room house four blocks west of postofice on Railroad avenue. Enquire of J. H. RUMsEY.
 FoR SALE-Three-reom house. fur nished. For terms apply to
 J. H. RuHsEY.
 Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms for rent; references required.
 MRS. A. N. HICKS.
 FoR SALE-Farm of l60 acres, with improvements, nine miles south of Flsgstafl. Inquire of JOHN SANDERsoN.
 Cofin Bros. have the most complete stock of fresh eatables. such as fruits vegetables, produce. etc., to be fouud.
 F. W. Phillips. the photographer, will be in Flagstaff after the 10th of July to finish up all bis photograph work.
 John McCracksn of Ash Fork was in the city Tuesday. He is one of the progressive wool growers of that section.
 Frank Beaslsy, who has been at White Hills for some time. came home Tuesday and will remain for . few weeks.
 A. T. Cole, who has been spending several months in Flsgstaf. left yester. day for Texas. where he will engage in teaching
 J F Hawks new brick building ou San Francisco street is nearing com pIetiou, also the Ramsaur & Aston building.
 The Flagstaff Baseball Club will be out in their new uniforms next Sunday afternoon for practice game with . nine.
 0. H.Edwards. assistant cashier of the Arizona Central Bank, arrived from g two weeks vacation and visit in Los Sunday.
 Coffin Bros. can make some very low prices on fruits in crate, for pre- serving, etc. Berries are at the very lowest just now. Mitch Burch etu,ned from Los Angeles Tuesday. He shipped two of cattle to that point and put them on alfalfa.
 Jesse Treat of Winslow has been pending several days in the city. He will remain over to enjoy the fes tivities # the celebration. W. A. Clark. the owner of the Jerome mines, passed through here Monday on bis way to Jerome. He ives in Butte, Mont.
 Subject of morning discourse Sun lay at the Methodist church, Bless ng Day" Union services at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening; ubject of discourse, Patriotism. These services are free to all. All are invited. 0. P. WILSON, Pastor.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-07-01

Don't forget that Garrett < Hennessy are running the Flagstaff Meat Market, Hoxworth's old stand, where all will get courteous treatment.
 Harry Hoxworth and family, who have been spending the summer in the Verde valley. returned to their Flagstaff home Monday.
 Jerry Woodbridge left here last week with an outfit and supplies for his Clark's valley sheep camps. to shear four bands of ewes.
 W. c. Barnes of Holbrook. we'll tnown here, is an applicant for the position vf Internal Revenue Collector for New Mexico and Arisona.
 J. | Dougherty, residence north of Presbyterian church, can accommo- date . few visitors with furnished rooms during the celebration.
 Clark w. Hit of Flagstsa, has been employed to teach the coming public school at Jerome Junction in Ysvapai county. He is good instructor.
 About thirty Mojave Indians passed through on . freight train Tuesday afternoons They were going to work at the sinder pits west of Bellemont.
 William Wagner and family of Winslow are visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Wagner and chiI- dren will spend the remainder of the summer here.
 Doubtless many of the visitors from abroad to our celebration will visit the Cliff and Cave Dwellings while here. They wiil not miss seeing the Grand Canyon.
 Waiter Darham of Mormon Lake is in town, He reports lhe people of his vicinity as going to turn out enmass for the Fourth of July celebration here.
 Professor A. E. Douglass of Lowell Observatory left yesterday for Arrow head Springs. Cal. in the hope of getting relief from quite a severe attack of rheumatism.
 The J. M. Dennis Lumber Company Is constructing telephone line from their office in Williams to their saw mill plant near Walker. The distance Is about eighteen miles.
 Look for the facts demonstrated by Thousands aud thous- ands of people suffering from the effects of impure blood have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 The town will be full of people turing the celebration. All the bus ness men will decorate their places ,f business, and Flagstaff will put on regular metropolitan methods.
 There will be four or five gun clubs D attendance at the celebration, three ,r four baseball teams. and hundreds # people. Everybody will have two ull days of fun and pleasure.
 Judge K. E. Sloan of Prescott has received the appointment as associate Justice of Arizona. The Judge's dis rict will consist of Apache. Navajo, Tavapai, Mohave and Coconino coun- ,ies.
 Col. Robert s. Goss, Supt. of Goss School at Albuquerque, is with the Mozart Concert and Literary Company. In "Clarence's Dream" from Richard the III, he is is exception lily fine; at Babbitt's Opera House July1.
 MT. Owen Bates informs us that if arrangements can be made that Clar- ,nce 0. Owens of Woodruff, John greemen of Snowflake and John Han ,ock of Taylor, Navajo county, Nor non elders, will hold . series of nestings here some time during. next month, but the time is not definitely ixed.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Mozarts tonight.
 The county jail is without an in, mate.
 Tonight at the opera house, the Mozarts.
 Ksanas City Dressed Beet at Garrett ( Hennessy's.
 H. H. Hoxworth is having his resi- dence repainted.
 The Presbyterian church is receiv- ing new coat of paint.
 Dr. Roberts of Williams, paid the city hurried visit yesterday.
 FoR RENr-Furnished rooms, new and clean. MRS. HELLER's.
 The Board of Supervisors have called special term for today.
 For first-class watch work go to J. P. Arnolds' at Bagpall's shoe store. .
 FoR RENr-A house with three fur nished rooms. Apply at this ofics.
 Take your watch and jewellery re- pairs to J. A. Maurer at tho postoface.
 w. H. Carroll will have his new twostory building completed by tho 4th.
 $500 up-8 day striking clocks just received at Postof6oe Jewelry store.
 0. M. Funston left yesterday for points west along the A. < P. railroad line.
 Fireworks! Fireworks! for 4th of July, of all kinds at Cofin's. Call early.
 The -sstaets, of Prescott swcrs. first lighted by electricity on Tuesday night
 Attorney T. S. Bunch paid Holbrook and Wiuslow professional visit Sat urday.
 A new lot of jewelry just received at J. A. Maurer's. Postofice jewelry store.
 Joseph Broyles of Williams passed through on No. ? Tuesday for eastern points.
 The Board of Equalization is in session to-day. with all the members present.
 Good cheap shoes at M. J. Bagnall's. Try the $2.5o and ss.OO shoes. Re pairing.
 Hoods Pills act easily and promptly sn the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. Charley Ging wants to sell his res taurant fixtures. Call for him st Gem restaurant. For freshest cuts in beaf, mutton. veal and pork, go to Mohlenpah ( Audersbach.
 J. Q. Adams, prominent sheep grower, has been spending few days in the city. Hugh Campbell and Al Gregg will have match trotting race on the 9th for 500 a side.
 Judge w. A. Parr of Winslow passed through on No. 2 yesterday for Los Angeles.
 Ex.Delegate to Congress N. o. Murphy passed west on No 2 yester- day morning.
 For high-class musical and literary treat, see the Mozarts at the opera house tonight.
 The gun club and baseball team are getting in readiness for the contests It the celebration.
 WANTED.--A frst-class dining room girl at Family Restaurant. See w. B. Carroll, proprietor.
 COOKING WANrED--By frst-class ,ook. in hotel, restaurant or on ranch. Apply at Mrs. Riddles. Dr. J. A. Miller, the dentist, re-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-08
a Blow From A Friend.

From that st4nch Administration
organ the New York Times we Gu
two suggestive paragraphs concern
ing the probable future of Presi
dent Cleveand's advisers"
or the Secretary of the Interior
we are told; 'Seeretary Francis. like
Secretary Lamont, is first of all n
business NAH, While he was earn
ing at the ra\e'of $1,000 n year in
the Interior Department, Ills ffn in
S.. Lois was me Of the p irc pal
operators in Meat"
1t is well enough for cnbinet
officer to be ''6ist OF all business
man, hut it is not unlikely that
qnickening of ihy national conscience
or perhaps the election i'll future
of Presidents with nicer sense OF
the responsibilities and ploprieties
of the Presidential posi,inn-may
lead to II comprehension of the i'm
propriety of having a--;man who els
first Of all a speculatol i'll tbn cuJi
net.
But of another outgoing Cabinet
officer an even ,rs suggestive
thing is sal l,
Secretary Herbert las no desire
10 go back TO Alabauh. lie is 10
longer in accord vita his former
constituency. Rnnot says he may
hscome attorney for one of the nu
.nerous corporation Yntorests. like
Carnegie or Cramps, Interested in
navy contracts.
1t can hardly be pleasant for the
gentleman who has been Secretary
OF the Navy during the period of
somewhat famous armor plate frauds
and to whose efforts certain heavy
penalty assessed against Andrew
Carnegie by Congress- was largely
reduced, to have this rumor given
currency.
The administration should pray
to be delivered from its friends.
N Y Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-08
CURE FOR HEADACHE.

AS remedy for all forms of head.
ache Electric Bitters has proved to
be the very best. 1t effects perma-
nent cure and the most dreaded ha-
bitual sick headaches yield to it's in.
fiuence. We urge oil who are afflict.
ed to procure abottle, and give this
remedy fair trial. In cases of ha
bitual constipation Electric Bitters
cures by giving the needed tonic to
the bowels, and few cases long resist
the use of this medicine. Try it once
Large bottles only Fifty cents at A
+. Hargrave's Drug Store.