Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-12
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 TOMBSTONE. Jsn. 1.-The examina- ton of Biz Dan Dovj. leader of the Bisbee bandits, closed this morning, re- sulting in defendant being held for mur- der, without bail. The evidence showed that the conspiracy to rob the store of Castenada had been perfected by Dowd, Sample, Tex, Kelly and others, at inc ranch of one Paredes, in tue Chiricahua mountains, several days prior to the commission of the deed, and was over heard by Paredes. Nothing has yet been heard from Billy Delaney, the only Bis ee banGi: LOW tt large, although news Is hourly expected.
 NEW TACOMA. W. T., Jan. 9.-While the name of the new president of the 1 Northern Pacific is not known here, the downfall of Willard ard the positive dec ! laTatious If the board of directors In re- | l.tign to Tacoma as the western termi- nus have SO inspired the people with the ! hope of Tacoma's future that real estate ! is advancing; there were more transac- | tions at the land office to-day than at any previous time. Last nights train ] brought a considerable number of iE- 1 ge-tJrs from Portland and elsewhere, many of whom immediately sought real estate ageLcie1
 DAYTON. W. T., Jan 9-Owenby. the necessary to the murder of Cummls, who ! has been failing for several days, died ] .H Isr D, Ian | declared that his confessions were true in every detail. He was to have been 1 hanged this month. His death was | hastenod Ly exposure during Owenhy's flight on the mountains last week, dur ing which his hands and feet were frozen and he was without food.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, Jan. Honolulu l advIces report terrific storm December | lj;h. which dId much damage tO tele- graph and telephone lines. which it de- stroyed, and many native buildings throughout the islands were swept away.
 A communication has been received by | Mayor Bartlett annouucing au interna- | iional health exhibition in Lonuou, to be | heli some time this year under the pat ronage of the Queen. The letter stated 1 ,Lal the exhibition embraces two classes health and education.
 The police authorities GunOuuce the fatal stabbiug of Jeanrette Star, a cour- 1 tesau, by a jealous Chinaman. The af- fair has been kept quiet in the hope of | being able Co secure the arres. of the Chinaman, but up to this morning no arrest has been made. The woman is not expected to live through tine day.
 SAN FEAScIsco. Jan. I0.-The ship pinS and grain firm of Waterman X Co. made an assignment to-day. Liabilities one and half millions.
 PORTLAND, Jan. I0.-Thu preliminary examination Of Wn. BlOxham and Mrs. MTry Fisher. charged with killing Jacob Fisher, tue .attcr's divorced hus- band, began to-day. The first reports ui tue homicide made it appear almost In selt-deiense on the part uf Bioxham. Evidence WGs gwen before examining magistrate last night showing that BioZham and .dTs. Fisher had ffe- guehtly threatened the old mans life. One witness testified he had heard tue two talking under his window a few nights ago when BioxEam said to Mrs. Fisher If you don't go up and kill the s- of b. to night I'li do 1t myself The prosecution expect to make ont a case cf murder in the first degree and show they provoked quarrel to bring about an opportunity for Bloxham to kill the old man. BloXham has a lad reputation. He came here from San Jose. whore he was known as Big Mouthel Bill"
 SAN FEANCIsCo. Jan. I0.-1he Courier te San Francisco publishes a letter from JEle- Bern rrd, vice-presIlcnt and agent of the S cisty Of France. to a promin- eut wiue merchant of thls city in which he says: | believe you vill produce g.eat deal of wine In len years. but don't believe you can send to Europe: We have tested your wines both white and red and they are far from heinz the equel | Ol French wines iu spite of the phl ll-xera; We have still pass8hle wine at from % francs cqual S!1. to 60 francs equal SIP. The hectolitIc equal - gal l0uS at Paris and at from 2j to 30 francs the hactali,Ie at the vineyards, and these wlHes are better fhln yours and less dear. However, w- have found your white wine sup,T T.ar to the red wine r. continues stating that as large quan- titles Of American resistant vines have been planted in France, Algeria. Italy and other countries the proDabli- ti-s of exporting is still further reducei. Ar. Bernard, however, says that this country will probably be able to con sume all the claret made in California for some years to come.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. l0-A Call New York special says: The AssocIation of Pioneers of Territorial Days of Califor- ma held their ninth annual meeting last evening to prepare for banquet to be given on the thirty-sixth anniversary of the di-cOverE of gold in that state.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. 1l.-There-was an explosion at the Central Gas Light Works last night by entering the meter room h which gas was escaping with lighted candle; 1t blew that portion of 'he building to pieces. George Finer son, engineer. and D. r Malone. night | foreman were seriously injured.
 J. J. OBrien. Ex-Assistant Secretary ! ut the Harbor Commissioners, charged ! with embeZZlcment has been found | Cuiity. Sentence will be passed next 1 Tuesday,
 Martin Brown, engineer of the Pacific | Tool Works, in fit of jealousy chopped | his wife's head open with a butchers axe. Several Of ;ha wounds are dan gereuS but not necessarily fatal. Brown ] is now in iail.