Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-03-08
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hduue WOTkh, ana, AS ld customary, Me
 Donald stopped at the desk ol Keeper
 Madden to receive his report While
 the deputy was talking with the keeper,
 Rande snapped his finger at his keeper
 and raised his hand, giving the sign for
 a request to go to the closet Madden
 nodded his assent and resumed the con
 versation with the deputy, whose back
 was turned toward Rande. The keeper
 also turned his back to Rande to give
 an order to anotaer convict Instantly
 Rande, who was crossing the room,
 picked up heavy iron poker, three feet
 long, and rushed on Deputy Mcdonald,
 striking him on the head with all his
 force, and smashing in his skull. Nc- Donald dropped senseless, while R;nde 1 shouted, "I have killed the s- of 6 b. lft last" and drew a long knife. Keepe- i, t-addeu -uhed upol Rsuda and TO-
 celved terrible gash in the arm, bu;
 be held Rande until two life conyicts.
 DemOlln and kaRb, came to his as-
 slstance, and Rande was hurled viole utlv l to the floor. Hearing the alarm,
 Assistant Deputy Warden Garyin and | Keeper Ed. Mcdonald, brother Of the
 attacked deputy, rushed n. Convict
 Hsab was on top of Rande and had the |
 Gsrvin ordered him off Raab begged
 to be allowed tO choke him to death.
 Rande staggered toward the door and
 mide a quick lupge, and grabbing d | knife on the table he turned and desper-
 at'y attacked Deputy Garvin, who l bDke his heavy cane over Rande's head, | cutting him terribly. Pulling his re- | vover Garvin shot Rande and then | grabbed the convict by the throat. | While holding him, Keeper Mcdonald | frantically drew his revolver and placed | the muzzle at Rande's right ear. fired. and Rande dropped. Deputy | Mcdonald and Raude were carried tO the hospital An examination showed that McDOnalds skull was terribly crushed and hIs brain was exposed II wlll die. On recovering consciousness. ' Rande said: II am Jesus Christ, and was sent to rid this prison of that cruel deputy. l think | have done it. Rande continued: "I left a broad trail of blood all the way to prison when I came here. To do so, killed nine men, | and this one makes my tenth"
 Deputy Garvln says that the respon- sibIlity for McDonald's death will rest with the jury which sent Rande to the penItentiary instead of hanging hin During the terrible struggle, the con victs behaved admirably.
 SAN FEANCIsCo March 6.-The Chi nese cigar makers have, through a Chi nese paper published an article, in which they defy the lockout association and refuse tO return to work for one dol lar a day. They say since the Ameri- cans have made 6 law not allowing any n States, and as every branch of industry Is now being developed on a wider oasis than before, We therefore must reap our part of the profits. Hit or miss. either way. "Be O. good cheer, our American brother craftsmen. We Chinese are in- creaslng our wages, are yOu nOt2'
 SAN FRASCIsCo, March G.-Aleck Dietrichsen, saloon keeper On the San Leandro road about four miles from Oakland, was shot and killed last night by William Scullard. The crime was the result of a quarrel through Die trichsen f0rbidding Scullard's brother to enter bis saloon. Dlesrichsen was noted for his great strength and k inc man who wanted to stand up before Sullivan for four rounds.
 CHCAGo, March 6.-Mrs. Lan .try has finally decided not to go to Australia this year as she feels she Is not strong enough to stand such journey after her San Francisco engagement, which begins at Baldwin's theatre, June l6 and closes on June 2Sth. She will re- turn to New York and sail for England.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 6-The name ofthe Freuchman who Was shot and killed yesterday ny Henry Pfaif, the Ger man. is Charles PereIvil and not Victor Sevain, us previously announced.
 SAN FRANCISCO. March 6-Flfteen thousand people were inside Of the p4- vlliOn this evening and witnessed the Sullivan and Robinson match. It Is es- timated that as many more were turned away. The receipts from the sale of tickets are close on to S20,OO0. 4 hun dred polIce were distributed m the audience tO preserve order. Sullivan made the first appearance Tn the ring at 94j. He was greeted enthusiastically. A few seconds later he was followed by Robinson, whose condition was unfavOr- ably commented upon by the audience. The former weighed 204 pounds; the lat ter 170. The announcement that the police disallowed the use Of three-Ounce
  were used. Thomas Chandler was chosen referee. Hiram B. Cook acted IS time keeper for Robinson, and William Muldoon for Sullivan. Robinson was knocked down eight times the first round. going down at each blow of Sul- liyau's without punishment. The second round was a repetition of the fir-t with the difference that Robin a Fgrr in succession. In the third round the same maneuvers were played on the part of Robinson. who, however, dId not succeed so well in avoiding punishment. getting several severe blows, none of which ap- paared to take the starch out of him. Tn this round a claim of foul was made by Sulliyans time keeper, to the effect that Robinson fell without being struck by Sullivan. The claim was not noticed in time by the referee, and was allowed to pass. On the fourth round Robinson's trick of falling without there being any exchange of blows was too evident for the referee to allow it tO pass. The round was not finished when the match was given to Sullivan on foul, as above specified.
 Robinson escaped without any appar- eat punishment, although Sullivan planted several left handed under cuts on his face as Robinson was in the act of going down. Robinson's conduct was severely censured by the spectators. Sullivan was loudly cheered.
 WASHINGTON, March 6.-COngressman Finerty presented petition in the house to-day signed by the citizens of Chicago asking for a more vigorous enforcement of the Chinese law and some amend ments SO as to make 1t more effective. It was referred to the committee on for eign affairs.
 Los ANGELES, March 6.-McDowelL the convicted murderer Os Maggie O'Brien, who recently broke jail at San Beruardino, was captured this afternoon at San Pedro Bay, just as he was getting on the steamer for San Francisco. Me Dowell attempted 10 swallow a dose of arsenic and morphine, but was pre- vented. He will be executed on the day set.
 NEW YORK, March 6.-In accounting for the reduction in the earnings. as compared with the proceeding year, the report of the Union Pacific says; -Bu=i- ness depression III Colorado Tor the greater part of the year, together with the diversion of the Montana traffic with the Northern Pacific railroad and entire division from the Enes after September 18th of passenger business, between Or- egon and Washington Territory and the east, caused q large loss m the pHssen- qer business on the Union division. During the last seven months of lss5 there was a reduction of 2 per cent. ] from rates previously m force on all companys' lines in Kansas, bat loca! | traffic resulting from the develoPnenf or | the country adjacent to the railway con siderably exceeded the amount Of this l los, and but for the reduction ID rates .- rs-r--,1, a-T Trfab arising from the |