Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-02-28

warehouses and business houses; three | buildings are TOW iu flames and several | persons are belieyet Co le killed and in | iured.
 | Later-The fire Is spreading and now
 extends from the Corn Excn1nge to ! Letltia street, abOI. Lall a block of very [ valuable bu'ijugs. I.e Corn Exchange and National Bank on the corner Of Second and Chestnut streets have caught ! fire and are nov burning ID the upper stories The flames have crossed Chest nut street and many large business houses on the other side are in imml- nent danger. The fire originated in l i've story brick structure at Nc. l2j Chestnut street: IL Was occupied hy Stephenson x Co. GetZ E Str.tfOu.
 Richard 4 Blythe and GCss-de X O., dealers ID c.ttJu and wool After tlc fire was discovered and the flames burst from the windows Iu front the three upper storIt fell ont and cra-Led down into the street, making a loud noise. which caused a rumor that aL explosion had occurred. but 1T ls bot kUOwa that there were any explosives in the build- ing when the wall fell \ laN1rsr en- gagged In removing a s,fe fftsl m a6 JclEIBg building was uu. tet by elin2 Dr cks and instantly killed. A horse hit,htd tC @ hose cart standing ln front of the building WIS also killed. The flames syr, ad rapidly to tho buIlinLs on the east. aui Nos l1l and l23 Chest nut street arc taveiupsd lI ttmrs The former building Wa. occupied by Irvine C. Beatty S O., Gyaleru Uur>'ed yarns. the latter by Geo. II. McFadGpu .S c.. cAttOu dealers.
 l0:l5 a. m.-The fourth alarm has just sounded.
 1l:l5 a ul.-TLe Ercmcu are confident that they have the fire fully under COZ trol and that ], cannot spread further The losses are very Ae.v-.
 LoSD1N. Feb. Ig-rhe Duke of Cam bridge to day Inspected the Guards as the latter were leaving for Suahm. The Duke m ca speech reminded them that their disclplire was of hIgh order. and EugiHuj would expect good rt- port of their services iu the field He h)ped, notwIthstlrdiHg the severe trials attenLan, upon campaign Ia Egypt, The Guards vnu.j rem,m Der their duty tn their country, and io uobly. The Princess Cf WnIt- and her daughters were present at the review. Large crowds 0f rsoIl- collected to give tLt Guards parting cheer.
 LONDON. Feb. 2l General Sir Her bert Stewart, wlJ was wounded at the hattie of Abu kIpa. died on the 10th al Gakdui Wells, Go which place he was removed. The ~urEtIus state that Gen. Stewart's wound WAS O. serious charac- ter, and AIs recovery hopeless from the first.
 SAN FEANoIsC1. Feb. 20-A daring attempt Co aIduct the daughter of An IT, Chiuamau, Was made last night at lis house. Re Was sleeping m his bunk when the door was forced open by five Chinqmen. WhO plpced pistols tO hIs head and threatened him with death if he stirred. They gagged his daughter and placed her Iu coupe which was drive n away by John Hartey. IT fol- lowed the vehicle and by his cries at tracted au aliirer- attention. who stopped 1t. Hartry q ciIrtd that be acted fairly m the matter; Ii the girl was being ab- iuCted he Was made an innocent victim. He Was charged with Hbduction. The whereabouts of the Chinese abductOrs ls unknown.
 NEW G0HR. Feb. 30-To-day it became known that James E- kecue IS az. il possessed or fortune. win, h he Ob- taiuel by paCUiJtiou in petroleum and railroad stock. The amount is placed at about S-5u.U0G.
 SrErScFJrrD iU. Feb. 20-In tho Senate a resolution was unanimously | passed asking Congress c. pass the Ed
 muuds bi.i placing Gen.Grant on tho | retired list.
 NFw YoER. Feb. 2l- The Marvin | Safe Ccmpany's factory, huge eight story building emb-acIug Nos. 32i to j32 | West 37tL street. was destroyed by fro | last night. The otering walls of the | building threatened the surrounding | tsnemeuts, which were cleared by the police. Hundreds .f hall-clad children, | women and men su-vrr-i in the sharp | frost. driven fI,m fl GIT homes, of found shelter within uei-hboriug tenements. | Nos go and .jl, a.Joiuing it on either | side, arc. more 0r less damaged by fall ing walls. The boss of the Marvin Safe Compauy is S31u 10H. Of which SluONti k on stock, SiUuu con machinery and SSO.UOI on building; insurance Sl23uW ID 3I different companies. Two hundred
 aud tfty men ar, thrown out Of employ
 mrnt
 | LONDON, Teu. -f-Ine T uird Battalion of Gr,naJie Gu ru- started for Suaku
 to-day. Pr-vlDus Go setting out from Windsor they Were uutsessed by tho Prince Os Nule-. y.Io sand be well re
 meubcred the day, thIrty -oHe years ago
 when th!- same battalion departed to
 the Crlm-a and he r.c1l'ed the bravery
 with wh rn tl-y bore tuefr part Iu tha
 great struggle. In tus campaign uPOT
 which they uuV entered he felt surt they W0.L Gal 'i tLs honor Of tt' country II Corc.u.Iou hc wished th' n God -prct 4ud a -ai. and speedy return tl Euziaui After his address th' Prince shook h4gi- heartily with tE'
 off rs vhi.a O.. D. l.u ra.sc enthusiastic
 cheers The Queen comuemurat@d th'
 occa--ion uy -. ulIu- au autograph let
 ter to the u5l.crr-, assuring them nt hr
 good wishes ar q prayers. After the In
 spe-tiOn was over tue GIeuadler- march
 pd from tu, Castle Go Ilr Southwest n
 Railrladt IsIu winch moved out tJou l the station amid 'le renewed cheer from tle multitude and proceeded C . Gra.vc--.d- A. .t. f.a stations a.Oul tle WAY crowI- r-.e- i..t and euthus ] ias;ic cheers greeted th- tralu- it va . n constant ovation fs.m Windsor C ? Gr.ve-rud The ueu though togche'
 bv the leave tsr..g quickly rallied aE'
 were soon iu remarkably high spirits o Prrr,arEs. Feb. T < terrific ezplo C sion uf natural rae occur m two - story brick dwelling rc.uuied by Hel-e
 Bros. cigar uaE-r-. at WvlisburE, We Viry-uia. at'la.- past one this morning | l The bu.ld.u., together vith tbe a5Jolr ' iur property, vas entirely demoLshe' - gad G persons are reported killed. [ WasuISGr0y, Feb. 2I.-A-r. Randa } has cyrrrs-ei his opinion iu favor of tb | su-persian of -ilv-T cr mage; but at th O same tune be -ly7 ie prefers not Co los '- tbe suuGr, a.9.i Li.i to secure it's suspel .t sion. The silver men claim to nave 10 & members ou thr Democratic side an Il about 4u on tb- Republican side vt T will resist all attempts to suspend sIv' 'f coinage and tuls force may be rche upon 10 Use every d.iyice known Co rul' D to defeat that object.