Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-22

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 their settle ments with the State. An investigation developed that of this amount only SIS 00O renamed, and the source of young Janusry's bonanza was explained. He Immediately scknowl- edged his guilt, and said that be expec- ed to make big winnings some time and make good the deficiency, and ended hy wishing that he was dead. The coun- ties whose treasurers are known to have
 eft money in the St te Treasury are Fl Dorad.', San Luis Obispo, MendOcinO, Santa Barbara, Humboldt, Sierra, Ne vada and Monterey. It was clearly against the law for tue State Treasurer 70 receive this mouey, under section 453 of the political code, and therefore no charge has as yet been entered against young January. State Treasurer Janu- ary IS said to he utterly prOstrHted at the blow, and 1t IS rumored that hs will immed ately resign his position. Young January ls about 9 or 30 years of age and married to a well known lady of San Jose.
 PARIS, Nov. 14.-Five cases of cholera occurred yesterday among the employees of the office of the newspaper Moniteur L'Universel.
 LONDON. Nov. 1.-The government has g., nt 200 tons of torpedoes to pro tect cOalIng stations in China
 NEW YORK, Nov. If. An Kee, a Chi. naman, vas arrested for desertinR the vessel in Vhich he was cook in violation of the act of Congress which fOrb.ds the arrival of Ch -sr iD this country unless he has i.t Gu here before. Ee was ar rsigned befUre tie United States Con- missioner and held III bail until tO-mor- TOW.
 PANAMA, Nov. 14 The Diario Official of San 5'1vad T sa, s a mob of 200 men assaulted the Eo1ses of Jesus Parades, Thomas Padilla and Captain PanchO. in NshueZa!cO, Tn the Department of Son s rate, and murdered them ali, together with the wives and children of the two first mentioned. Subsequently they murdered the police captain and several others. The victims who perish-d num- Der fourteen. The houses of Parades, PSdilla and PanchO were burned. The crimes committed were owing to a dis pute as to the proprlotorship of land.
 NEW YnEK, Nov. l4-Yesterday after noon Maxy Cobb and Meta Medium owned by IsidOr Cohenfeld, of this city, were sent at Driving Park to beat Ed ward aud Dck Swiveller's record of 2:l6lI. Murphy drove the pair, and was four pounds over weight. The running horse J. O. Nav accompanied the teau III harness. The mIle was trotted with out a break: Quarter ID 30, half in l05lI. three -qu -rters in 1:4l, and mile Tn 2:154-half a second better than the time Of Works team.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Issac Tender son, associated with William Cullen Brya ant in the ownership of the Evening Post. died yesterday, aged 72
 MADRID, Nov. l4-At the Cabinet council last evening the Minister of Foreign Affairs announced the conclu- sion of the treaty of commerce between America and the Spanish West Indies He stated that few unimpOrtant ques- tons pertaining tO sugar and cereals were sill open, but they were not likely to interfere with the final adoption of the treaty.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Nov. 1.-The State Prison directors at a meeting at San Quentin yesteTdaS afternoon, decided to recommend tO Gov. Stoneman the par don of Dr. $. P. Cnalfant, who is now serving a ten years term of imprison- ment for shooting Dr. Josiah Bacon in the Baldwin Hotel some years ago.
 NEW YoKK, Nov A.. The Trustees of the Actors Fund met this afternoon and arranged for ben, fits for the fund to be given during the winter The first will be December 4th. On that occasion Henry Irving. Ellen Terry and Lyceum r, Joseph Jefferson, MT. and Mrs. Florence. Lester Wallsck, Fanny Daven port, Mckee Raukin and others have offered to appear. On that occasion benefit performances will be given in nearly all the large cities, according to reports of the managers.
 NEW YORK, Nov H.-Jsme- Ryan an actor in Johnny IhompsOn's Sth street theater, Nent into liquor store adjoin- ing the thestcr last night accompanied by Lillle Ellis Ot Brooklyn Shortly afterwards a pistol shot was heard and LIlIie was found ID the floor bleeding from bullet wound in her head. The bartender says Ryan and the woman were 10 the back room when the shot was fired. Ryan ssys tbat the woman threatened to shoot herself If he did not accompany her bOms He affirmed that he was not m tie room when the shoot ing occurred. The woman was taken to the hospital aud Gied this morning Ryan wR- before tEe poilce magistrate to-day and Vil have all examInatlon on Saturday.
 NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-All the counties In this state have seut ID their official rep"rts excepting New York, Erie and Monroe. If here is DO change ID the plurshtes of these three counties, from what WAS reported by their county clerks just before the canvass Ot their returns began, ClsvelsDds plurality m the state will be 1,26S. The 57 counties which have report d show gains for Cleveland oi 27, losses for Cleveland of 40. Gains for Blaine of l3, losses for Blaine of l4. The canvass n New York county for siI districts already reported, IS as fol- lows: Cleveland gains l2, Cleveland's loss l6; Blaine g-ins @, Blaine's loss 61 {; net gaia for Blaine l66. That does not include the differences already noted iu the completed canvass of the first and seventh assembly districts, nor are the