Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28

Gcu-.y over @ game oi cards in saloon
 a. the Mowry soldier camp, nesr Har- shaw. o1 t4e Dist inst. Leo TrovbEidge, owuer CT tLe saloon. saot and seriously
 wounded cas ot tl, ccl1rei soldiers be- longing Co Company K, lJ.h Cavalry.
 The ball entered thl ,ryat part Of his side, c5miu. cut through the arm. As last accounts the wounded man was still
 living, bat his recovery 8 doubtful An examination Of tie circumstances will be had tomorrow before Judge Man nmE.
 NEw YORK, Nov. 25.-Ih9 accidental upslt5!ug CI a Feros enc !.mp n the rooms Uf O.tJ Natsbreck, ou the third floor of ihe i:il-story tenement at 4U4 East GIth street early gl!s uOrUing, Was
 the EignBl for uG a,;ou:zins scene Ot ter
 Tor and death. 1be hone and one ad- joining were filled with DJEt u-isn cllaE makers and cue hundred and fifty peo-
 pie slept son-diy @hcu tEe " 0. ire
 WAS rasstd, when scene ui vIli clnlu- sion and panic CusCed. AboCt $ lUtOUJ damage was done tv the buildings and prour.ty of the tenants. There were some narrow escapes and t-O women with children are reported 10 have been snrhily burned, bat the fTemen were ngt prepared to fad E. whole family smotherei % death. In a rear room Ot inc top floor tl y came upon Mary Iealka, widow co yoHTs old, and her children, Mary, aged aud Annie, aged 6 years, iyIng dead. II was three hours after the outbreak when this discovery was made. The report Was spread early among tue homeless tenants that the house bad been deliberately se: on fire by one of their num1e.. Henry kohu!, a Bohemian cigar maker, was pointed out as tine guilty one. He had dlsup- peared and dld not show up Unt!i later 10 the morning. vixen he was arrested. By that time tho poiicc had collected evidence enough Co make a charge ct arson and murder against hin. ILc ty- citeme-t of the Bohe mians had become a furious rage and t1FeaIs Ct lyEcHiUg were made. E0hul Is insured Tor S9OO. while h!= furniture Wus scarcely wJrt1 SIJ. The charge is llat Lc set fire Co the house to get his oHey.
 The fire marshal began taking tos.i- mouy I6;er concerning the origin of the fire From th,s it appears that the fire broke out in kohuls room and kerosene oil Lad been poured over tae ted md floor. Inc hallway and stairs were in flames nal the only way Of e-cgpc for the tenants Was by tLc fire escapes. k3Lul wJs iiel.itel by oUe Of the tenant as the man who threw something like water out O! @ pail OI the burning stair; .t blLctt up the minute It struck the stIf= anl ;he stairs and then tlc Sittcss thought it VAS ke-D-eUe. koau. wa, arraikueJ Il c.utt Go .uy and held on charge Ci ar- n.
 NEw YORK. Nov. 23.--Wm. $. Warue-. ECrdwall Ward aaG J. I.Hry Work were sEil,'ed to-day by th- C. <. Gran Jury for e.ls1,rC -F tI ig.raui creditors and tha st0caEoiie-s oi the 4ar.ac Bank. several witnesses were uts.- tEe Grand Ju.y tc-ily and Mayor Grace w.-s -Ct an nc them Warrants nave nccu issued for fhe arrest of War her and Work and ]; is eNp.c.cd t4-t t-ey wiil be taken .u cGs:ciy to-day.
 LONDON. Nov. 23.--A ;s-e,ra:a iscm S-5via says the Sgrv.aus bomuaTLei Nidii1 and that Inc clty i= on ire.
 LONDON, Nov. 23-TLe steamer Zoo ri,u. g llcl Erat ashore ou >-.uriay sH Duuuauu's Bay, has L-oEcu ur and her cargo is drifting. boat containing i3u.t eu men belJugiugtO the steaU,r, is missing. The cattle which composed @ part OI ils cargo were saved.
 EsNoooS, Nov. 23-The British expe- dltiuu.ry forcs has r6ucLei SihUyO without opposition. kiLk Ihehaw hos issued another proclamation ordering 3j,UJJ troops tC be held in readiness for ac.l0n.
 LIyEEIooL, Nov. 23.-ParneI has withdrawn from jhs contest for mem- bes or parliament for the Irish district oi luis city.
 ST. LoCIs, Nov. 23-fLc second aunu- ai convention of the National Cattle and U .l.s Gs8ver's association was called tn Jrj.- lI the large music nall of the . Euo.lru huiiding, at ll:-O to-day, by Col. L. I. Hunter. There were dele g.t-s present from all tlc c..tlc grow iu., -t..,-s and territories. There were ua :ar l.rr aIog. GUD delegate. The cAair aFp .a:ei tue fs.l5v,nr committee un resolutions: Gen. Cur,i-, N. T.; B. B. Groom. Ky; II C. Eo1. c-, ArizI a; ;. Taft. Ono; John ". Si,lusou, CsS.; Ihns J. Houston. Air.; John StJite-, Kan; Elmer Mrsii-Tn, Ills; Jailes , I.uuIsr-, Utah; Nll. l.. ErlI asl, New Mexico, n M. Nuujy. R gg ,c 0i Mex leo: Joseph Van N..er, Va; Jaue- N. Bail,utyHe. Ijsto; E. J. Jackson, Wyo- ming and A. C. Cleveland, Di Nevada. ..s...sr- rs-.s r..vsssrHs cd s..a ..s.. iiou made report un their efforts toward p=r!eC:iug the DE-.1ual OrgrgIz..- f'ou during tbe yelr, ttU report show 'rg that since lts organization syeHr ago tbe association Eas grown Ta IclF. is members now numbering nearly iNC, with thirty local OrgaEiZ .tiln- and forty one state and territorial yica p-c. iac-t-, tSl members of state and territorial K ccu.ivc committees, making a total ,f i.u2 active, interested, b ua .iie repre- saEtatives. with @ further repr seutsuoE of 4J.pOOip cattle, lul0lUD horses and S2OJ0WOOOJ caqitui.
 SA,; FRANCISCO. Nov. 23.-A glove con test between JHck Burke Cf La ndon, champion middle weight of England, who stood before Joln l.. Sullivan for Q rounds in Chicago me months ago. aId Mike CIeary of PiytsbUr,. champion middle weight co America, came oI Ht tle pavilion this evening. The match wgs $ rounds, Marquis of QU.eHsbury rules, the winner GO take two thirds aud tLc loser one tlirl 0i the z L1 receipts. Four thousand people were present c. Rooney Was chose by representatives Gt tEe press Gs referee. CleaTy put !l a-s appearance firzt, bu; was soon f1l- ! lowed uy his opponent. Both men were lnuJ.y Gpp!a-Gcd. I,ue vas called at IO3t. Afte. sTarriug for lB opening Burke led 1T TIth a heavy JoIy blow, quickly ioilogei ty auotser ca Ciea-y's ] right ea-. After -iayln. for some time Eljl c.ut'on f.r al cpcniuy ticary saw h,s chance, let o-t quickly with bis left, ] tapped Burke .bly and cvadiue 1 BurSa's c-uutar. sent m e heavy right l Elr irr aI Blrke's stomach
 Ia tac .,oud round C.slry began ths l Eplst. His leader cCught Burke under i tae ri-h; arm. Burke returned the 1 compliment ol Ciesry's left tl-. This | made C.c4Ty lorc cautious fer a fez l seconds, but soon h-l a return of e. | C7t s=lveurss and rushed the fyhtir-.