Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07
CHESTER \. ARTHUR,
 (Sicned0 FREDK. FRELISGHUYsES. Saeratrrv ,f Gt.s.

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 Secretary of State. | WASHINGTON, May G.-Regular pro-.
 ceedings in the case of the United States
 vs Brady, Dorsey. Turner and others
 began in e Criminal Court yesterday.
 General Brady and Turner were the only
 defendants present at the opening of the
 court. Proce dings began with a mo-
 tion to quash by Col. Toten in Turner's
 case. He said the grounds were sub
 stantialy the same as those already dis posed of in Cthei cases and asked to
 have the plea of not guilty withdrawn
 ard to have his motion entered. Col. TOten also presented several other mo-
 tions and proceeded to explain the new | points they involve One motion charges
 that Turner, wlo was an officer of the | United States is connected in the same
 indictment with others who were not | United States officers and the several acts charged are punishable in different 1 degrees Tn several conflicting statutes. { bnt Judge Wylie said he could not see
 why public officer could not conspire
 with citizen to defraud the Government.
 After further argument the judge denied ! the motion and the defense noted an
 exception. Counsel for defense then ! filed a number of motions and pleas
 which the cOu.t overruled in bulk, and
 Col. Toten asked to have his exceptions noted. The court stated that there vas no such thing as roting an exception
 Tn criminal case in the district; they
 could be recorded with others of the court. Merrick stated that Judge Dor sey had not been arrested.
 RACINE, Wis, May GA fire broke out last evening in lumber yard and a strong wind soon carried 1t to four other yards and several elevators. This morn- ing tn. fire was still in progress burning everything in its way. At present every thing IS burned north of Third street | from the fake to the river and tue fire | Is making very serious headway south of | Third street. Two engines havr arrived | from Milwaukee. It looks at this tune l as though the wh,le city was doomed. | NJ engines have arrived from Chicago. l
 At 3:I5 A. II. the fire has reached | Fourth street, and will on be across that street east of Main. Over SI3,COO.- 1 OOO worth of property has already been destroyed.
 WASHINGTON, May 6.-During the argument of yesterday morning in the Star Route cases Bliss took occasion to use very sarcastic language towards Colonel Ingersoll in referring to John W. Dorsey. Ingersoll sprung to his feet in rage and bringing his fist forcibly down upon the table exclaimed to Bliss, "You are 8 liar sir, liar" Judge Wylie repremanded both attorneys in very severe language and the case proceeded
 SAN FRANCIsco, May 6.-The grand council of the order of Chosen Friends have elected the following officers: Grand Councillor. T. M. Cook; Grand Vice Councillor, C. O. Burton; Grand Secretary, Isaac L. Long; Grand Treasurer, John W. Shaeffer; Grand Marshal, \. II. Cummings; Grand War den, Mrs. Abbie E. Wood; Grand Guard, A. NJ. Perry; Grand Sentry. Charles H. Luth; Grand Trustees, J. W. Watson, W. 4. Knowles, W. ". Moorr, Gustave J. NJ. Kavies.
 LAS VEGAS, \. M., May 4-This mOrn- ing at 3 o'clock while the south bound 1. train was standing at the sid- ing at Glorieta three desperate looking , -ustlers boarded the passenger coach md wentthrough the passengers robbing z he badly frightened people without any l resistance. The total amount of losses oot mp to $500. An alarm was given as ioon as the road agents disappeared but : he scare proved fruitless. The train t 'untinued its cour-e and from wha: can I ,e learned carried the robbers to Lamy, vlere they robbed the depot hotel and | saloon, securing great deal t f ID iscellaueous plunder. CHIcAGo, May 4-The amendment to :. he Board oi Trade rules intended to t 'revent corners was defeated to-day. n A Mrs Lucas. of this city, obtained n ossess or of the Garfield memorial U owers to put them through preseTv W lg pr'ceSs. In tho work she re- fl eived pecuniary assistance from parties 2 'ho arranged with her to show them ', round the country. Mrs. Garfield ob- h ,cted to this. The flowers were taken al ito Police Court on a writ of replevin ' the parties who advanced money a f'. w days ago, and were turned over to n; en"-al Eldidye as custodian today. e he matter vill be compromised and at le flowers le sent 10 the Garfield of nument As 'iation. vi LoRDsBURG. \ NJ, Nay 3.-Iutel- sa sence has just b en received h re of a V, fight w-ich took place in Mex CT