Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-01-19

uesh wound on lace and cOntuslOns about the spine aud left arm; another woman, confusion about the head and limbs with severe cut on the lace; still another woman with a severe cut on left forearm; an old man severely cut and bruised about the head and face; an other cut about head and face also sey- erely burned by stove; two children were badly bruised and confused about the limbs and spine; all were taken to the hospital at Tucson by this morning train.
 LoRDsBURG, \. NJ. Jan 15.-The west bound emigrant train due here Last night at o'clock was run into by a special also west bound at Lisbon switch eight miles west of thIs place. The engine of the special was badly wrecked as was also the caboose and one of the emigrant cars. Seven persons were in- jured but none fatally. The Railroad Company did all in their power to make the wounded comfortable. The cause of the wreck was due to gross careless ness on the par, of the engineer of the special, he having orders to meet the west bound freight at that point
 TOMBSTONE. Jan. 15.-Biny Delaney the last onesof the Bisbee bandits, is in custody, having been captured between Hermosillo and Guaymas, in the state of Sonora, Mexico, few dsys sIuce. He was working ID a mIne at the time of his capture. Sheriff Ward and District Attorney Smith are now in HermOsillo making arrangements for bringing him back to Arizona. Delaney Is in jail iu Hermosillo. If nothing unforeseen oc curs he will by Sunday next be keeping company in jail here with Tex, Big Dani York. Red and John Heith, his confeder- ates in the Bisbee butchery.
 CHA BEND, Jan. l6.-DiphtherIs has made its appearance near this place The little seven year old daughter of John c. Finger died with 1t Monday at eight o'clock. Another ot his chil- dren has the dreaded disease, but is im- provug. The recent overflow of the Gila river is the probable cause of the appearance Of the disease.
 PORTLAND, Oregon. Jan. 15--Frank Fletcher, a young man 9 years of age, was arrested tonight, charged with kid mapping. upon complaint of Thomas Calvin, an expressman. who alleges that Fletcher induced his daughter, who Is only II years old, to share a room with him for the night. The Oregon code provides that any person who shall in- duce a girl under .sgal age tO leave her parents house for base purposes shall be guilty of felony. In this arrest a test will be made whether crime all too common cannot land law breakers in the penitent'ary instead ot fines for nisde- meanOr.
 SAN FEANCIsCo, Jan. Ij.-It is now stated that Captain Holt was only a passenger on the unfortunate steamer Arcata, which he was reported to have deserted. Capt. Holt had important business at Nenss on the 18th and went ashore that he might reach his destina- ticn in time. The imputatiOn of COW ariics against the Captain WAS denied by passengers.
 The Call, this morning, states that it is reported on good authority that the grand jury after full investigation of the Cox Mclaughlin case has decided not to indict Cox.
 Gov. Stoneman has respited the con demned murderer Lloyd $ Majors until March 14th. Majors was to have been executed Friday next.
 SAN FRANcIsco, Jan 1j.-At an an- nuai meeting of stockholders of the Pacific Bank yesterday, J. M. Me Donald. brother Of Dr. R. Il. Me Donald, introduced resolutions 70 the effect that "persons having no legiti- mate business with the bank, be eX- cluded from the bank premises as their presence was prejudicial 10 the in- terests of the bank" J. NJ McDOnald argued in favor of his resolution, stating the condition of affairs, as stated in the resolution had so dis gusted the stockholders that they hai refused Co participate in tine manage meut Of the bank. EX-Chlef Justice Wallace next spoke and said, "the bank premises are constantly over run with people who have no visiblemeans of sup port-tramps who hope by sycOphancy to further their own selfish aims" The motion was put and lost. Dr. Me Donald, principal and controlling stock holder voting it down. The resolution is believed to have been directed against followers of Dr. Mcdonald who is 8 well known temperance advocate. After the resolution was lost J. NJ. McDouald and Jud,e Wallace withdrew from meeting refusing to further participate in the proceedings. The old board Of trustee was re-elec ed with Dr. Mcdonald a. president.
 SALT LAKE. Jan. Ex-Governor Nur ray, in his message to the Utah legisla ture, sad: Il ask the repeal of ohapiei ;. Compiled Laws of Utah. because un warranted and dangerous powers ar, granted to the church corporation. Il invests ecclesiastical courts with author ity which may only be exercised in tht United States by civil courts" He alsS recommended the right of dover fol wifehood. ard stated that there was D, law in the Territory which denounce p1lyClmy. biramy, adultery. fOruicatiOu incest or illicit intercourse as public of lenses. Marriage should be made hl law Q civil compact, to be entered int. by persons competent Co contract, vail, only as betweeu one man and on, woman. Auy other marriage under Gn, circumsta-ce should be declared void from beginning Should iudividuali denominations or associations desire {, impose any other additional require meuts or sOlemnities upOD civil con | tracts, they sould be regarded rehgiOu l obligations only. not to be enforced o annulled by process civil law.
 PORTLAND. Or, Jan 15.-KatIe Put Eums Comedy Co. closed three week
 very successful engagement here las night; two performances having beeI gwen for the benefit of the Grand Arm, of the Republic, of which Miss Putnuu is an honorary member. George Wrigh ! Post, presented her with a hadsome pir and badge of c. A. R.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16.-Joseph B ! Crockett, ex-JUdge of the S1prsmi Court died at his home at Fruit Val last evening. He was 5yeaTs old and native of Kentucky.
 Further criminal prosecution in bil ' opium seizure on board the steame Iokio, January, 1881, have beer abandoned and defendants discharged
 The civil case is still pending agains them in the United States circuit cOur to receive the price of the opium.
 SAN FBASCIscO, January l6.--A Cal Washington special says; There IS con | siderable excitement tonight among politicians upon the statement thatSena tor John Sherman and ex-Speake Keller had concluded an alliance t' ] nrasa Wrn Iannrnanh Sherman for tlI