Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-05-17

clerks aud Assemblymen. Booth on behalf of the members, presented the Speaker pro tenn, Campbell, with a gold headed cane and he responded in a very neat speech. Murdock followed in the presentation of gold watch Co the Postmistress of Assembly, who made a handsome response. Both Houses ad- journed sine dIe.
 NEW YORK, May 12-Meyers brewery burned; loss. sixty thousand.
 SACRAMENTO, May 12.-It Is reported that the legislature will adjourn at noon tomorrow. That resolution to that effect will be introduced into the As sembly to-day.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, May 12.-Relative to a proposed reorganization of the Tele- graphers' Brotherhood and a strike at Chicago during the national convention, the telegraphers here disclsim all knOwl- edge of 1t. Thomas Hughes, who IS sec reraTy of the brotherhood, says that such talk is idle rumo-. Others say that so far as this city IS concerned there is nothing in It. Many, however, favor an organization of some kind
 KANSAS CITY, May I2-W. c. Case, of Santa Monica, California, en ro1te to Saratoga as a delegate to the Presbyte- risn general assembly al Saratoga, was selzed with apoplexy on the tram this morning. He died at the hotel this afternoon.
 REDWOOD CITY, Cal, May l2-The body of Henry Casey, who was shot in the court room, has been sent to San Francisco. A post mOrtem was held which disclosed the fact t,,st one bullet passed through the left lung; the sec end through the liver, and the third through the stomach. Since the tragedy it has been learned that Sweeney made a remark that If the Deputy Sheriff had not acted so quickly in wrestling the pistol from the hands of the murderer. he would have killed one or two others in the room. The feeling in the case IS about evenly divided.
 SAS FRASoIsCo, May l2-Willism Williams, a mulattO, better known as Bill Williams, celebrated for his im- mense strength and boxer of some re- nOwn, was stabbed to death last night at midnight by William Daniels (col- oreil Both men bad been drinking freely durIug the night. quarreled and
  s'abbed him to the heart.
 CH1cAeo, May, f8. The Times New York special says: One Of Blaine's strongest supporters in New England says the plumed knight has been offered by Conkling ana Platt their unreserved support in the national convention.
 LONDON, May 13.-The Times alludes to greet sympathy for Gen. Grant in his recent financial reverses, and says thIs feeling of sympathy will extend far beyond the immediate circle of Gen. Grants friends and even beyond his countrymen.
 NEW YORK, May l3.-Lgst night Isaac D. EdrehI, chemist, aged 60 years, living apart from his wife, aged 45, visited her at her lodgings, East Seventy-first street. Their son Charles, aged five years, was playing in the room. After some con- versation with his wife, Edrehi asked her to live with him again. She an swered TO. ThereupOn he drew re- vOlver and fired at her as she turned to flee from the room. I he bullet struck her in the back, fracturing the spine and causing a wound which will prove fatal. He then shot his little sOr, killing him instantly. The father fled, and while running up Seventy-first street he put the pistol against hIs right temple, fired and fell dead upon the sidewalk. BOsToS, May l3-Charies O'ConOr Is not expected to live more than a day CT two. Since Tuesday las, he has taken no punishment save spariag quantities of ice water.
 HIS DEPTH
 NANTUCKET, May 13-O'Conor died yesterday afternoon. His mini was clear to the last when he excla med "AIy God" and expired Ire remains leave to-day for New York.
 CHICAGO, May l3-The billiard match between Schaeffer and SlOsson for Sj0O slue ana balk-llUe championship, SiU points up, was won by Schaeffer. His highest run was 2ll; Blossoms highest, 200.
 NEW YORK, May l3.-The glove fight between Mitchell and Edwards last bight was stopped and declared draw; Edwards was badly used up.
 PARIS. May I3-TLe Official Journal publishes the text of FrRncO-Chiues convention. China engages to re- co. nize the present and future treaties that may be made between France and Annam. In view of the cOucilistOry view taken by China and the patriOIir wisdom of Lihuna Chang, France abandons all claim to indemnity for losses suffered during the troubles be tween the two nations. China consent -U ;he freedom of trade between An nsm, France and Chira, for the estab- ishment of which the treaty of com meTce will shortly be conclude i.
 PARIS, May 1{.-Dispatcbes confirm the report of tLe signing of the Franco Chinese treaty. l is stipulated in one clause that ChinI shall at once witn- draw her troops from Tonqui D. The trs aty had already been ratified at Pek Il bs'o.r thy signatures affixed.
 NEW YORK. May 13 Tue examiner of the Marine uank, of New York, il a le'- ter tI line Comptroller, expresses the opinion that ihe ieposit0rs vii receive 1j tO SJ per c-l.. and thas in case the estates fl F!sh, Grant sEd Wari arc properly managed the dePOs:tlr, n ' be paid in full.
 SAs FRANcisco, May, 13.- Ihe .J,aih of Tuiiy l.. Wise, prominent attorney ni this city, was announced this morn Ing. The death occurred yesterday evening. The deceased was a son ot the late Gov. II. A. Wise, of VI giuia. and well known eH over the Pacific coast.
 OMAHA. Neb.. May 13.-A prize fight took place this morning near Clear Greek, about Ia mics from here, be- tween Jas. Felt, a miner from Rich Hill, No, and Jack Hanley. champion of Colorado, for a purse of $500. 4 special train left Omaha about 2 o'clock for the scene. There were over lO0 sports on board, who paid Sl0 per ticket, and also quite n number of newspaper men. On arrival at the battle ground a twenty four foo. ring was pitched. the referees, etc. and all other preliminaries arranged Felt and Hanley, who have been in training for several weeks in Omaha and were in fine condition, stripped. went into the ring and the fight began. rwebty-tWo rounds were fought. both men being badly punished, Hanley about the face and Felt abou, the body. Hauley was inclined to make foul bre Ks and several times kicked Felt with his shoe and also would not let go when they clinched. He was warned to stop this, put finally on the tweaty-secOnd round made a bad foul and the referee