Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-12-11
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COAST NEWS.
Burglar sao..

Burglar sAot.
 SAN FRAScIsco, December 5.-Abou 2:40 this morning Patsy McNamara, al ex-convict, attempted Co burglarize tho drug store Of 4. BabaldOna, corner o Stockton and Pacific streets, by entering through a window. A clerk named Pau Feibier, who slept in the rear of the store, awoke and, seizing a revolver, ap- preached the burglar. McNamara rushed at the clerk to grapple with him, when Feibler rapidly fired three shots. | After the second shot McNamra cried, 'Tve got enough" fell and died in few minutes One shot shattered his hand and another entered his breast. Feibier surrendered himself, and was released on his own recognizance.
 Memorial Services.
 SAN FRANCISCO, resmber 5.-Appro- priate services nat ,ers,nonies were held by tie -i-.g.-- .'-l li- s------,.e lodges of Odd Fellows witian this jurisdiction yesterday afternoon aS the Grand Opera House in respect 70 the memory of the late Grand Secretary of the Orcer m the United States, James l.. Ridgley. Among other exercises fitting resolutions were read and adopted The attendance was very large and the services beautl- ful and impressive.
 Fir, in Oakland.
 SAN FRANCISCO, December 4.-Last night fire broke out in the basement of a store occupied by |. H. Hyde, fancy and crockery goods, at ll67 Broadway, near 14th street, Oakland Owing to the difficulty in reaching it, the Fire De partment were unable to prevent the spread of the flames to the story above and the adjoining building, wherein was a store occupied by Gait and Pennoyer, in the dry goods business. At one time the whole block was considered in dan ger. Hyde carried a stock valued at Sl5,000, all of which was destroyed. Gait S Pennoyer carried Si0,00O worth of stock, which was in part damaged. The store was two story brick, valued at S2OO0. The total damage Is estima- ted at S30,0O0, only partly covered by in- surance.
 The Neg Chinese Bll.
 SAN FRANCIsco, December J.-The anti-Chinese bill, prepared by Senator Miller, provides a system of registration and checks to prevent immigration of Chinese by sea or land, directly or Indi- rectly, except government officials, at taches of legations, students, travellers and merchants. Penalties are provided for any infraction of the law. Chinese now residents in the United States must obtain certificates to that effect before leaving the country If they desire to re- turn. Pages bill Is of the same pur- port.
 Woman Probably Fatally Stabbed.
 SAK FRANcIsco, December 4-Mrs. Wm. Thompson, living at No. 2J6 Jessie street. was very dangerously stabbed last night by a man named James Cor bett. The latter, it is claimed, entered the apartment occupied by Thompson and his wife, both of whom were in bed at the time. Thompson warned Corbett not to come in, but was disregarded. Mrs. Thompson sprang out of bed, when Corbett drew a large pocket knife and slashed at the woman, cutting a deep gash near the groin. Corbett was ar rested and taken to jail, where he was identified by Mrs. Thompson as the per son who cut her. The surgeon states that the wound is very dangerous, and that her recovery is doubtful.
 Election.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, December 5.Z Democrats to-day, e.sstea4- tifaa siia whole Board-of Educatien and five of nine councilmen. Vote tight.
 Suits Against Raymond 6 Ely Co.
 SAN FRANCIscO, December 7.-Suit was instituted to-day in the Superior Court against the Raymond aud Ely Compan.. ao have Assessment No. I6 rescindel. so for the recovery of S337,0 900. suit was instituted on the ground = nismanagement in the affairs of the Company.