Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-03
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Hi si;s:Sy SSdsf t,Jllnl Il JACKSONVILLE Gal, Dec. 26.-Rev. J. B. Fish, aged 6. ears, died this morn
 iGg oi paralysis ol the throat and brain.
 Ar. Fish was well known throughout the State, he being one of the pioreer ministers of the M. E. Church on this
 coast.
 SACRAMENTO, yoe 26.-Wednesday WAS tine last day mtied State Treasurer
 w. A. January 'ty file his new bond. This he failed te 91. consequently the office Is vacated lIis understood that
 the Governor has inted and com
 mlssioned to ill <>-e vacancy ID. J.
 Oullahan, of Stocksb, who, It is stated,
 has good and sufficient bond ready to
 nla and will entee upon the duties of
 the office today.
 SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Dec. 26.-Judgs
 Hatch rendered a decision in the case
 of More, who killeC a Chinaman on
 santa Rosa Island, tsIt the island was
 not m the county, anC therefore More
 cannot be held.
 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 26.-The Grievance
 Committse Of the JiherhcOd of LccO-
 motive Engineers, who have been in
 secret session here for several dave.
 have waited upon Colonel HOxie, Third
 Nlce-President of the Gould system,
 to know the intention of the
 road in regard to reducing wages
 1t Is understood the Gould sys- tenn wishes passenger train engineers to lay of certain trips and permit freight engineers to take their places, so that the latter, whose pay has fallen oil considerably under the depression ] of business, may earn better wages. This suggestion has caused trouble. Chief Engineer Arthur will arrive here tonight from Cleveland, hIs presence being necessary to solve the difficulty. The railroad authorities say there will be no strike, but the en- gineeFs say one Is very probable, gs they claim their wages are to be reduced on January lst.
 TRAVERSE, Dakota, Dec. 26.-Last | evening Deputy United States Marshal | Johnston, of Fargo, arrived here with warrants to arrest the persons who over- hauled the mail this morning, accOmpa- nied by Sheriff Cummings and Deputy | Helham. The Marshal at once started for Wi!lmot and has just returned with | four prisoners, II. II. Roughly, Albert | Deaves, W k Nudson and W. W. Boyes. | He will take the morning train for Fargo. The Adjutant General of the l Territory arrived on this evenings tram. He was sent by the Governor to consult | with the Sheriff with regard to furnish l ing troops. The Deputy Marshal said l he fUu-d Willmut filled with armed l men and advised tLe sheriff not to at tempt using fierce, out wait for troops. | The citizens of Traverse are becoming l indignant a! the delay. Business Is en- 1 tlrely suspended.
 CHICAGO, Dec Warrants are out | for the arrest of Charles F.. Stephens | cashier of the Chicago, Wilmington & | NermiliiOn Coal Company, who has been | missing since last :IIday. Officers of the company dechDe to make any state | ment, but it i5 asserted, on apparently l reliable authority that Stephens Is short | Tn his accounts to the extent of about | S20,OO0. Gambling is said to have caused his downfall He was implicitly | trusted. IL IS believed has fled to Can ada.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The amended | Naval Appropriation bIll was receIved | by the House from the Senate to-day, | but no action was taken in regard to it. l The current appropriations for the Navy l Department expire on the 3lst instant.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 27.-Rev. | Denis O'DOnOyan, ex-pastOr of the | Catholic Church at BrOwnsburg, Hen | dricks county, has brought suit against | Father Herman Aldering, Of this city, l for SJ0,0lO for libel. ODOnOvan was l removed from the church at BrOwnsburg ] by the Bishop, and subsequently, Alder 1 ing published history of the Catholic 1 Church of the Diocese of Vincennes, III l which was printed the following re- garding the BroWnsburg Church. "Rev. | Denis O'DOnavan came next and remained in spite of the Bishop, to the great scandal oi the Catholics" This statement IS the tasis of the suit. SMARrsymLR, Cal, Dec. 27. - The stage from Wheatiand to this place was unset last night while crossing the creek. Mrs. M. Henry of this place was drowned The driver. after being in the water several LOurs, narrowly escaped.
 PANAMA, Dec. 27.-There was a con- siderable disturbance during the town election. Several persons were killed and wounded.
 FL PAsO, Tex, Dec. 27.-Information reached here to-day that on Monday a Mexican Central freight train was wrecked near SilaO by armed bandits and much valuable merchandise stolen. The robbers belong to the revolutionary anti-American party. The government and railroad Ofiic als succeeded m sup pressing the news until to day. One report says the fireman was killed.
 Moscow, Dec. 2i.-A FFenchman con fessed to the murder of Sarah Becker, the Jewish girl, for whose murder the man named Moironiwith was last week sentenced to seven years Imprisonment at hard labor and a supposed accom- plice named Bezak was executed.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2j.-The Secretary of the Treasury has received a commit nication from the collector of customs at New Orleans, saying that he is informed by the Spanish consul that one Gomez, recently left that city for some point on the gulf coast. with a view, 1t IS believed, of getting out filbustering expedition to Cuba, and be conveyed by the schoon- CT PhRnix. The collector says that he has notified the collectors of the gulf ports. with view Of intercepting the proposed expedition. The Secretary of State has been furnished with a copy of | the letter.
 EAsrox. Pa, Dec. 27.-An internal machine was found on the Jersey Cen trai railway track yesterday, near West field. It contained a square package bound by shawl strap, and was placed near rail so as to appear to have been accidentally dropped. The track walk CT found it. The package was so con- structed as to explode if struck heavy blow. The machine contained 5S cartridges of dynamite, and a lot of giant powder. Had the package not been discovered, it would have been struck by the next train, and terrible would have been the result.
 CHICAGo, H., Dec. 27.--In view of the threats made by sOcialistic leaders, and the recent demonstrations by their fol- lowers, the commander of the first infan- try has established volunteer guard to