Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-04
eral manager of the N. P. R. R. Co.

eral manager of the N. P. R. R. Co.
 Patrick McGraw committed suicide by cutting his throat.
 Congressman Collins, of Indiana, and probable candidate for governor of that State, in an interview, says that the mo- nopoly corporations are doing moral in- jury.
 The assessment of the Alaska com pany franchise was raised at value from Sl15,OOO to Sl,OO0.000. The com pany paid its taxes and threatens to re- move.
 An effort is being made to release Dr. Chaliaut from San Quentin, who killed man named Bacon, in Baldwin's hotel, some three years ago.
 Mrs. Maria Heymsn, who lives at l4l7 Mason street, was brutally beaten by robbers last Monday, who took all the small change in the house.
 A. N. Towne protested to the railroad commissioners today against reduction of freight rates, on the ground that no well-founded complaint had been made.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, August In a row early this morning, in Paul Fuhr's faro room, Acoek, the lookout of the game shot and killed Jimmy Money, a dealer in Menchy's bank. Money came into the room drunk and began betting, soon he began quarrrllipg with the deal CT and finally began abusing Acock. The two men rushed at each other when Acock, who WAS on a platform foot above the level of the floor drew a re- volver and fired one shot, striking Mo- ney in the center of the top skull. Mo | ney-sell dead. The room was filled with I Acock's friends who saw Money attempt to draw a revolver but no weapon was found on the body. Acock walked tO the police station and gave himself up. Both men are married.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.-In the Cot ton-HanfOrd case the dispositions of James Seligman and William Solomon, bankers for Henry W. Perkins, broker, taken at New York, have been returned to this city. Speaking of the changed relations of A. 4. Cohen toward the Gen. tral Pacific Railroad company, Perkins says: "I have not the faintesi iiea whether Cohen Is friend or an enemy of Huntington. All know is that re- ceived a letter from Cohen asking me to give my testimony"
 John N. Copeland, who arrived here a few days ago from New Menco, WAS robbed of S700 in the saloon of J. J. O'Brien, eX-Assistant Secretary of the Harbor Commission, by two hsbitues of the saloon in a game of poker. Both men were arrested and locked up, charged with grand larceny.
 The Plumbing and Drainage act, passed at the last session of the LegIs- lature has gone into effect, by which every master and iourneyman plumber is required to register himself with the Board of Health Office and to file a bond for 5000, payable to the state, for the discharge of his duties as plumber.
 Congressmsn-elect Holman, of Indi- ana, is present in this city, and says that if Judge Hoadley, democratic nominee for Governor of Ohio, has been elected on national issue. then Pendleton, Thur man and Bayard will be urged for the presidency by the democracy of the state. He thinks an snti-mOnopoly par ty will be formed to check the power and growth of corporations.
 In the Harkins- O'Beirne bribery opium smuggling case, yesterday, the latter admitted having received a nots for Sl,200 from Gaffey, although GsfTey dId not owe him anything. It IS be- lieved that in making this admission O'Beirne has ruined Harkins case and hIs own.
 In connection with the male printers strike of the members, the TypOgraph- ical Uuion of this city ha Te issued long statement, in which is set forth what they have to say in justification of their late action.