Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-26
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PACIFIC COAST

inc went to Greateryil.e Go pay off som Mexicaus, who had been working Oa h claims. Towards evening after recei' ing their money they got to shootin
 and drinking; one of the balls hittin
 the roof oi the house. Mr. Bslkna
 went out to see what was the matte
 when he was caught By muslet ba
 which passed through his bowels com l ing out near tIe spine; he will reac l Tucson on tram this evening. Di
 Handy says+hat in all probability h
 will die.
 Special Co tAs CITIZEN.
 TOMBSTONE, May 22.-Judge Pinne.
 today ovsrruled the motion for 9 ne'
 trial Of May WoodmPH, convicted O
 mans.aughter in killing Billy hinsma' l last February, and ssntenced her for fy years i1 the peliieatiary. Upon receiv ing tine sentence sine turned angrily |, the Judge and remarked: May Go, curse you forever :!
 Frisbee, convicted Oi mduslaughter II killing fellow soldier at Wilcox las October, was sentenced i've years also Special to tle CITIZEN
 CLIFTON, May 22-S. ". Pomeroy's stage which left here this morning foi LorIsburg was stopped by a large man masked, udiuE brown horse, about eight miles from here, who demanded and took the mail sack.
 SAN FRAScIsco, May l9.-A special dated CmGuaIuI, May lS, says: The news received gr military headquarters states chat ChAtto's band of sixty APa- ches aaye entered ChIuuaIua through tue Sierra Maares. going toward Sierra Fue70. they killed one man at Ma!ue- ves and one at Oji.as and two south of San BUaua Ventura All oi them are ou foot with no sgGaws or uOys. This i5 tle band that had Charley McComas vLU is JoED,iess killed. The Mexican troops are iu hot pursuit.
 SAN FEASCsco, May -. - Senator Jame5 jr. Far and his son Jimmie de- parted to-day by the Southern Pacific Railroad on tleIr way to Europe. He said on leaving that he would attend the congressional session, but some be- leve he wIli never mingle with his col leagues in congress agaln.
 News of -ne death oi Thomas Sulli- van, proprietor of the well-kn0wu cloak store on keaFney street, WAS received to-day from Salt Lake City.
 Ns..a ssl ever constructed, Is now m port. She IS a four-mGstel steel ship, BIO feet long, and is just now one of the sights; many persons are visiting her.
 Another fatal accident happened on the Geary street cable road last night, whereby a Cliuaman WAS killed. The engineer was arrested, charged with mauslaughyer, bu- it IS stated 1t will toe shown that no blame eau be attached -o him.
 James T. Ddiy. sal3on-keeper, was last night stabbed Iu the abdomen by an ex-convlct, Charley Abbott, one of four hoodluns who visited the saloon and raised a row. It Is belived that the wound wili prove fatal.
 The thermometer yesterday marked s2 degrees in the shade. The trade Niii8a are hainI auyiausiy looked for.
 Col Fiuueguss, of tue U. $. Secret SeryIce, has received information from James J. Brooks, chIet of tLe Secret Service Division, tnat a new cluuteriel! five dollar gold coin has made its ap- pearance pGrPortlng Co be com struck Tn lStj, ve-y heavily plated, 4Jl. -ralus light. The impression ls that ll ~as struck from original dies prepared for the purpose.
 C.rcuJ Judge sawyer, this m'rpin- decided laJ Case ot sophia 0earie,e ,e-ecu,- rix of fine estate ot John Sea-ie vs. Ben iamiu Dreytas and Co. The action Was brought Go restrain defendants using a certain improved process O. imgartiug age C., wines and HiieInE that dc.end ants constructed and used certain tanks with pipes passing through ,hem and intrOlucM- laat Go the wine therein iu the manner secured by patent tC plaintiff. Judge Sawyer held that a patent may be called a patent for a process oi ripening wine by neat, and accordingly gave decree for cOmp.aIu- ant and referred the matter to ascertain ] damages.
 SAN FEANcIsco, May 22.-George Earnest, or Nevada, sues the Post Pub lIshiug company for S3G,OJO for de,ama | ton of character. The Post published an article "HOw the Nevada school fund | lost a million which charged Earnest
 with sacrificing public interest for per | soual considerations III voting against l tue schooling bill.
 The coroner's jury yerjIo; .n the case of Engineer Ross, killed at The Palace J Hotel explosion, eXaueratet all persons ! from blame.
 1 4. P-teguia has obtained judgment against the North Gould and Curr. ! Mining company for half interest II ! defendants mine.
 The Baptist Chinese Missionary So | ciety of California mas incorporated.
 A collision occurred between th, l freight and emigrant train for ArIzon; | and the Virginia express, westwar, bound. last evening at the stockyard l near Berkeley. The injurLes are con | fined to the passengers of the emigrgn | train. No one was killed. The wrecl
 was cleared up within two hours.
 AuBroUEEQuE, May 2l-A fire to night caurbt in the store of D. Gold
 berg, pawubruk ker, frame building ol | Railroad avenue. between Second an, | Third street at ~.ij o'clock. lt GeIu. | Saturday night and so early 9 crowd O ] people were ou the streets, when tn fire whistles were speedily brought t' the scene ut danger. The flames had accquirel some heaIway before the vol unteers got tl work with buckets, and ] soon extended t1 che adjoining Tram 1 building owned by J. Snarick, the lowe floor occupied bY him as a jeweiry stor and the upper floors as lodging rooms IL burnt but a while here and thi buildiur through brave work was saved The fire in GOllberg's building va smouIderiuE but IS now eXtinguished The total damage tO houses and stock ] estimated tonight at about S2JW thourh this ls probably somewhat Ove the correct figures. Coauor's two stOr frame building stood next to Sharick'
 and nad that caught tine whole TOW Q houses would have gone. The hook an ladder members worked hard and yer l effectively supported by the citizens. SALEM. Or. May ZL-Hop. Jaco ' Voa-Lees. state senator from this cOuu tv. was shot at hIs residence near Wood burn this afternoon by one k. V | Calb1u. go discharged employe, wh | purchased hia revolver at Dalle, wit the evident intention oi committing th deed. Two balls entered his head an, one Ll- body, aui it !. generally con ceded the wounds will prove fatal. Psi
 ties are ID search os the woulj-be Elul derer.
 FL PAso. Texas, May 22.-Gene-s
 Crook advised with the Governor or Sc , nora and General Topete, cOmmsnGin the forces of that State: also Geuers
 Terrazas, the Governor of Chihuanu and General Regaro, co umander of th forces here. IL was explained that D
 permission Co make a campaign on Mel Ican soil could be accorded as it w0ul be against international law. At th same time neither governments woul interfere should he follow up the reueg ades. spOndence in regard [ . Crooks movements Is g0ing on betwee
 the United States and Mexico. Tn