Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-13

| abandoned t0c tttsii to ltS AotC- A-"~.
 foot of its backward course increased
 tbe speed and almost immediately sev
 eral of the cars began swaylnS ron
 side to sIde and soon several jumped th,
 track, bus stili kep. on tb5lr cownwaFd
 course, crashing iTtO the houses winch line the streets a5c leaving desiructlou
 m their wake. One 0i the cara becam'
 detatched aud this arrested the progres. O. those behindIt. The cars continued on their mad cuUrs some oil and some on she track, until they W-.e tOpPled n to the river. Several houses on Fopiai street were damaged. The debrIs Ot th' wrecked cars and houses EOU strew tnt track which it will req llre seyai al hours
 tc remove. The loss caI scaFcciy be estl | mated at pr, sent on account Of iEe con fusio9, Int it is placed at abOnt SlJ UUO No one sustained injuries Ul serous nature.
 SEATTLE, ". T., Feb S-At an early bOur this morning rhC militia and home | rraT.l- marched tO Ocean docF, where tAe Chinaner vese confined, and took char of them. The warrants had pre- | viCusly been is6utd for the arrest Of the prominent ngiJaiO-s. B fore daylight the work of nrre-.ng :hcm began, aud hv s O'c!CcS all tbc leaders Wsre la jail. [ They were immediately bHil5t out. All tLs Ctiusmen on the QIeeu marched to the courthouse n answer Co a writ Ot hsbeas corpus swOru out yesterday. | Nh opposition was made to tue move. Judge Green informed each Chinaman that he vas at liberty tD go or stGy, as ! he chose. \ vast majority chose tO go. l They were accordingly escorted tO the l steamer, and those who wished to stay
 were escOrtei 10 their bones. Up O this time there had been ID b.OOdsued, | althouSh the streets were crowded. At noon, however. al attack was made on the home guards by iew hot head | The guards We're linally ordered tO tir e, and resp aGed With a yO!.ey. FOUr men fell. Oue was killed sud three were wounded Their names are: Ber-
 nard Malrsu-, killed; James Murphy, 1 special poi.c, men. shot through the arm: John Smith shot through the right arm one other. name unknown, shot through the heal and mortally wounded. Inc
 militia formed H hollow square and held
 the mob Gt bay far fully au hour. The
 crowd then slowly melted aw ly. h. tense excitement prevails. and danger Cf l further trouble is feared. Business ls | generally suspended. The Queen sailed
 at l, p. m. with lgJ Canamen.
 | SEATTLE, Feb. S.-The governor has
 jus. issued a proclamation declaring the
 city under mart Gi .tE.
 TOMBSTONE, Feb. 9.-J1Ln AicLi=ou,
 while in the Emerald mine, was caved
 OF and his body severely crushed,
 whether fatally or not It is impossible to
 decide.
 NEW YoEx. Feb. 9.-Gea. Hancock IS
 dead. He died at :jS ttis afternoon.
 SAx FRANcIsco, Feb. 9-A statement
 is published today that on last Thurs | day, Robert Scott, clerk and foreman of | the Green wich dock bonded warehouse.
 was arrested on a charge Cf embeZzle- | meut. Blunt. the customs sscrekeeper. ! discovered a shortage ;H the amount Of mats of rice on hand aEd reported the i matter to G. c. Rode, who, n partner | ship with J. J. Scar.c. own the ware | house. On examination The stocks of | ba yglng anu -'-. ..-. .uZ-s us Jhiua oil. supposed Co be s..It!y pICked, were [ found Co hc mere shells. with & vacant | space ID tle interior, Scott Is accused | of stealing, and made full confession. ! Disastrous stock s.tCu.giloU5 are sup posed tO E9 tEe caU-r . u- rmoU1t Iu- | volyeG .s S4lu.O. LW, prominent city 1 firms and @ Chinese mescl.Lt received | the stolen z 0as. A number 0i custom ] house store keepers are supposed Co Ice | involved.
 NEW YoEE, Feb. 9.-Saml E. Thomp f..
 early this morning ou Greenwich avenue
 with Alexander Sit.e-, @ bar tender. Slater struck Thompson Cu thc hend
 with Eis clenched fist, ielliag him to the sidewalk. In bis fall Jhompslu's skul. was fractured by the coucus ion and he died ID tLe station houEe shortI after. Slater said Thcmpson struck him m the sal on with billiard cue and that he only retaliated when he reached the street. IhomrsOn was ID the cotton busire-s formerly, ard had fortune ot S3OCUJ. Int lost it all iu speculation.
 SEATTLE, Frb. g-Tle-e WIS absolute ly no change in ths situation this morn- ing. The town was quet as the grave last night. The CI-Zen soldiers are still on duty, bTt utterly worn out by | the arduOus and uninterrupted service | The federal troops did not come a5 ex- l pected, although the most urgent ap- peals for them have been sent tO Wash | ton.
 CuIctG7, Feb. 9-JuJge Ecgers, in | tie circuit court ttI9 Egrglu-. decided | that ths wall executed ty Wiitur '. | Storey. late owner oi The Chicago Iime4, 1 m February, l~SJ. va, yal.d. and direct | ed that It be admitted io probate The l matter wss ieari o1 appeal from the | probate court. The VII vas contested | by blood heirs on tne ground cs a want | of testamcn,ary cGTLcIiy, undue ILiil- | euce and that the instrument was nos | properly witnessed. TEe court held | that the teEtator was of -UIni mind be- fore ard tf.er the w-ii E.s drawn and | that there wG- DO evidence Cf improper influence, and thlt tue will was legally | G;tested. The Vi.i leaves She newspaper and the i.rr-sr portion of the estate tO his widow, Eureka C. Storey. Counsel for the blood heirs gave uotlce of appeal
 GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 9-News just received from Paris. T-x4-, say: At 10 U'clock tUI- morning pas-e of lO0 | mounted maske meH rode UD tO the county Jail, took E. r. Garratt, who killed Deputy sheriff Davis, and strung him up tO tree where his body was found thls morning.
 LONDON, Feb, 9.-Spa-hng. a socialist leader, in relstiOn Co the part taken by socialists n the demonstration yester- day, said ih-t while be did not approve the riOtins, -tI.i he could bu, rejoice at an event wJ.ch goes Co show that society was insecure. tu regard To tLe stone throwing at the Carlton club. Sp.rling sgid the members of thlt tody had ! brought the attack up,n themselves by at the VI a Iowa aud laughing | and !@ering at the mob. In explausti1u l of the rough treatment Go which 8 lady had been subjected by the rioters Le said her carriage had been stopped be- ! cause the lsdy Was leaIl to order Ter Go drive over those dogs. Ihe Doo, SparliDg sad, selected and at;ackld those shops which exhibited ! -he Royal arms.
 NES YoEE. Feb. 9-W. D. WhippIe. lssisja-t GdIItsut general, says Gen. ! dsrcocE's death v.s tue result of a !