Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

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 active promoter of that cause.
 WAsHISGToS, Dec. 14.-ThOnss G. Morrow, editor and proprietor of the
 Gazette, of this city, has been arrested on a warrant sworn out by A. T. Bissell
 charging him with conspiracy in procur.
 inc the appointment of Frank Thomas
 as a clerk Tn the Agricultural Depart
 meat, Thomas not performing any ser
 vice for the government and paying over
 bis salary to Morrow. A similar war
 rant was issued for Gen. Carmen, ex-
 Chief Clerk in the Agricultural Depart
 ment, whO.is not at present m the city.
 Morrow was released on bail.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. H-An orgsniz-
 ation in this city termed the anti-cOolie
 league at its regular meeting yesterday
 publicly denounced Coroner ODOnnell
 the president Of the organIzatIon. The
 denunciation is stated to be the result
 of O'Donnelfs failure to act In good
 faith with the league.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The Mer-
 chants Exchange received a dispatch
 announcing the arrival of the steamer
 Alameda yesterday at Auckland, thus
 beating the ZealandIG m the OceRn
 race. The Zealandia has nor yet been
 heard from
 WLKRsBARRE. Pa, Dee. IA fright
 ful explosinn of gas took place this morning in the Mill Greek mine, oper- ated by the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co. At the time of the explosion there
 were about one hundred miners, labor CTS and boys in the slope. News spread rapidly and the whole population had soon gathered about the property. The explosion occurred in what Is known as
 No. F Lift, which IS located at the ex- treme end of the opening of the slope, Ten injured have been already removed from the mine, one of whom has dIed.
 MODESTO, Cal, Dec. 15-There were three intellectual attempts 10 fire China town at this place last night The Chi nese insist that there were three men who made the attempt, one of them be- ing cOlored. No arrests.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l4-Coroners jury m the case of c. W. Brown who at tempted to kill John A. Benson, and then committed suicide on Friday, re- turned verdict today of suicide, while lsboring under impulsiye insanity.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 14-Dr. J. W. Me Lane, professor of obstercs m the col lege of Physicians and Surgeons, and family physician of the late Wm. Fl. Vanderbilt, before bis regular lecture in the college on Saturday said to the stu- dents: "Mr. Vanderbilt's death teaches physicians one lesson upon which we may reflect. l mean the evil of over work. Mir. Vanderbilt was possessed of excellent constitution, fine physique and great muscular power. He should have lived with these advantages many years longer, but since his iqther's death eight years ago he has lived, measuring by work and care, fully twenty. This laid the foundation for arteriRl changes, which resulted in the rupture of large vessel Tn the brain. He was not taken without warning. He often asked me if he would not be taken off suddenly. I replied yes. The duty of physician is not so much to give drugs for the cure of present ills as to prevent q recurrence by prUper advice tending law and regu- latiOn of mode of hfe. Most of the men have shortened their lives by either not having proper advice in llAS It'RGNk UT bF uOl ltcuAuks uOthOlc IS in the case of Mir. Scott.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Supreme Court to-day affirmed the judgment of the Supreme Court of Utah m the case of Angus w. Cannon, plaintiff in error against the U. s., Cannon was indicted under the Edmunds act for unlawful CO., with more than one woman. The defendant objected to the giving of any evidence on the ground that the indictment did not Bllegs that he wss male person nor that the cOhGbitation was with women ss wives. The objec tion was overruled and a verdict of guilty returned and tho defendant was to pay a fine of $500 and to be imprisoned for six months and to be further imprisoned till payment of fine. Justice Miller dissented from the opin- lon of the court.
 WAsHISGToS, Dec. 1.-The Assistant l Attorney General has delivered the fol- l owing opinion of interest to claimants | 'or certain depredations: "In order to | 'ettle any claim for Indian depredations .o be investigated in pursuance of the | provisions of the act of March, 1885, | uch claims must have originated since | he statutes repeating the years limita- ion of 1881 went into operation, or else originated before that time it must | lave been presented within five years liter the commission of the injury which constitutes the basis of said claim.n There are about four thousand of these laims representing ten million dollars.
 ISDIASAPoLIs, Dec. 1.-The commit ee having Tn charge the Hendricks fund has issued au appeal inviting the cooperation of "eyery lover f personal and official purity; of every admirer and friend of the llustrious dead" Contributions may 'e sent to Francis NJ. Churchman. treas rer, at Indianapolis, and the receipt hereof will be promptly acknowledged trough the Indianapolis newspapers Rs 7ell as by mail.
 AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 14-Gen. Robert 'ombs IS sinking rapidly. His physi- ian says he cannot recover.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Suns Lon on dispatch says: Society circles in York are agitated over an eloDement csndal which resembles the Sohiliing- iOrisinI case. A young man named was employed last summer as room by Mir. Long, slweslthy land own r living few miles from Cork. A DOT ion of HOdenett's duty was to attend Hiss Msusnna Long upon her daily ldes through her fathers estates and he surrounding country. In this way he groom and girl became verp intI- late. The young man was handsome nd the young lady impulsIve. The re- nit was an elopement which occurred srly in November. and the groom be ame a bridegroom m Dublin. The were finally captured in Dub D where Hodenett had obtained em- lOyment ss managing director of a lun;ing car. The young lady was sent acS to her father but HOdenett has just cen sentenced to SIX months imprIson- i lent. 1.-The US. grand jury this distrIct, in their final report sub fitted this asternOon to Judge Shields, ' lndemn the last legislature to approp- ating large snms in violation of law IT printing and newspapers; for em- loving aclerical force sufficient to run legislature of fifty times the popula- on of this territory; for spprOpriating , the ms atraa avtra aOr1uaususfnp x-sfh