Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

! street. It had been erected tnls winter. It is supposed that the mortar was trn- zen and the warm weather of yesterday Iooseued the bricks and caused the talL There were seventeen men at work ID tbe building. An alarm was sounded, which brought out the tiremen and pOllce who are working hard clearing away the debris. The names of those found m the ruins are R. l.. Warden, William Ashbald, Frederick Rnhler, S. Burr Gould. W. r. Brown, Ransom Porter, Anthony Dlnkelspiel, Matthew Heard. The. latter died. and two of the others are fatally injured The owner of the building was on the roof at the time lt fell. and IS seriously injured. Those ID the basement were probably killed. ! CHrcAGO, III, AprIl I0.-A Yicksburg, Miss, special says: A young glrl named Georgie Smith, who recently murdered Alhert B1ykiu, young preacher of thus State. while attempting To escape thls morning was shot dead.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., ADrIl l0.- Indian \ gent Wilcox. of San Carlos agency, il a telegram to Commissioner Price, says It Is rUmured that company of rangers are being organized at Tombstone, and general indications point to an invasion of San Carlos reserva ion. He adds that the result of such an invasion will be augerous.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. April 10.-Heavy rains are reported m all parts of the State. Some corn will be damaged. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April l0.-The President and party are on taeir way 70 Garduer's Island, where It Is proposed to camp a week.
 ! ANsoSIA, Conn, April l0.-The Anso- mia hotel burned this morning. Five 1 guests in the house escaped, only two were injured. Loss twelve thousand dollars.
 HUNTSVILLE, Ala, April 1l.-Dick ! Liddeli, noted mem CT of the James gang, and convicted at the last term of the U. ,. Court, was released to-day upon hls personal recognaizance. He can now testify ln the Frank James trial in Missouri.
 DENTON, Tex, April lI.-On the Ms souri Pacific road to-day, near B oker, a ! construction tram n backing struck a horse The train jumped the track. Conductor Everett and four hands were killed.
 NEW YORK, April I2.-The new Board of Trustees of the Total Wreck Com pany was elected yesterday. John w.. Shaw, formerly Of the Eureka Cousolid- ated, was made President. His election gives great confidence in the stock.
 W B. BENsoS.
 DENVER, Col, April 12.-The Con tineutai oil works in this city were burned late last u4ght. he loss IS estimated at Sl25,OOO; partly insured.
 PHILADELPHA, Pa, April I2. Geo. Thinkers, aged 2J was married on Sun day last and killed h.mse.i to-day.
 URBANA, Ohio, April I2-Wm. Spar last fall discovered gold ore on his farm in the western part of the county and ! kept the matter quiet He h now prepared and will begin mining.
 RANGooN, April PA disastrous fire occurred to-day at Mardalay, Burmah. 1 A thousand buildings were destroyed. including the residences Of seve- al Cabinet ministers. Two prisoners were burned tO death m their cells.
 NEW YORK, April I2-At Professor | McClellan's benefit last night Joe Pen dergast Oi Brooklyn, and Flrry Bonnet | had a savage set-t1. In the last round | they ciInched and both fell, Bennett ! having his neck broken.
 WELLINGTON FORKS, KAN., April l2- | 4 posse led by the deputy |. $. Marshal | at Holhster, this morning, surrounded a ! party Of Texas horse thieV es, seveu miles south of the State hue, below Hume | well, demanding their surrender. They were fired on by the desperadoes and re- ! turned the fire, kiinng Samuel ROuss ! outright, and wouuding James ROuss, after which the rest of the gang surrrn- dered.
 OTTAWA, On, April l0-A delegation has waited on the Government re-ari- ! ing the restricting of Chinese immigra- ton to British Columbia. Slr John Mcdonald, replied that no measures would be taReu to restrict such Im- migration until the completion of the Comedian Pacific Railway.
 LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 1.-The jury h the siauder suit of Mrs. Helen GOriu- ger vs. Chief Police Madlss rendered a verdict iu favor of plaintiff fer S5,OUO damages.
 BRADFORD, Ont, April 1l.-Grand river has risen eight feet m the last A hours. The north and south sides of the city are flooded Residents are moving out In boats or keeping Tn the second story.
 NINONA, Mlnn., April 1.-The round house and machine shops of the North western Railroad Company, burned here at $ O clock this morning. Eleven loco motives were badly damaged. Loss, S2J,OOO; DO insurance.
 kSoxvILLE, Tenn, April 1.-The last spike was driven at the Tennessee and . Kentucky State line. connecting Knox | vile to Louisville, 26O miles. Within ! SIX weeks Knoxville will have direct . connection with Cincinnati over tine l Kentucky Central railroad.
 LATHE ROCK, Ark, April I1.-WitL . the and Of Sheriff Fletcher and @ posse of fifty armed men and the Use of some . vigorous measures of his own, Colonel . Frey, superintendent of tie Iron Nouu- tam railroad, was able to move the | freight trains yesterday and practically ! broke up the strike among the brakemeu on the railroad.
 DENVER, Col, April 12-The Denver New Orleans railroad has brought suit m the United States COurt against tue Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe railroad for the sum of SI,WlUOU damages sus- tained since last May by the the Iatter's refusal tO exchange business with the former in accordance with the decision of Judge Hailet, recently rendered.
 BOOTH Bay, Me-, April 1.-The ex- tsnsive buildings of the kuickerb0cker company and all their englnes and en- zine houses, hay aui store houses We're totally destroyed by fire, and sixty thou- sand tons of lee destroyed. The wharves were also destr yed, and boats lOailug at the wharves were hauled into the rlyer. Loss. SlJO,WO; insurance, SH,uuu.
 HARRISBURG, Pa, April 11.-Iu tue senate H bull was introduced Co prohibit the manufacture and sale of internal machines and devices Go dest Oy lf- and Injure property. A bill Was also mtu- duced preventing any attempt at per sonal representation of any beng rec,g uized as a divinity m the new or dd Testament, ID any show or theatrical performance. !
 DENVER, Col, April 12-The burning . of the Continental Oli and lnnspOrta- 2 ttOu CumUauys Eorlss la.t night was one Of the most destructive fires Iu the history of Denver One million two ! hundred thousand gallons of olls was the extensive tankage of the buildings burned. lt was obably the work uf an incendisry. Loss, SlOOt0O; iasur. q ance, S25,0OO The gas and steam teat- ing works were threatened, but saved Arrangements c. rebuild are bang ! made.