Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-12

aiOne O9 tne storm will exceed S2JU,OOO
 A number of people have been killed
 by lightning snd floods.
 NEW YORK, June 5.-The funeral of
 John Kelly took place this morning
 rom St. Patrick's Cathedral There
 were no servIc-s at the house. The plate
 on the casket bore the words, "JohI
 Kelly, horn AprIl 10th, 1921; died June
 lst, lSS6." The casket was carried to
 tne heGrse and the funeral procession
 moved tower $ the csthedrsl. The pail
 .'-orer- were JuCge Hilton, Arthur Levy J9bn T. sgnew, Recorder SmsTo.
 yu'!se Gnrmsr, C,nissiOnrr B ennan.
 Eu-sn- hoilJ and August BrlmouI
 nc stlst's aud avenues dl-cent to the
 house were til-d with the rank ard fil
 ol lamToab! HslL An immense ihrCn.
 ol p-op he'd gathered "a and about the
 cathedral wbiir tue windows of priva,s
 houses Tn the Gei. hboThOOd were filled
 with ps Ople.
 DEER PARK, June 5.-Abous II o'clock
 ex-SeEstor Davis uDd wife csllrd al she
 presidents cottage and in few mia utcs
 the president and Mrs. Cleveland ap-
 peared and were driven of. The preoi- dent was sttired in & fishing suit, and
 rods and lines were visible, and the party has evidently gone on a fishing eXcur- sIon.
 NEW YORK, June 5-Last night in view of the failure of supplies for the Third avenue strikers, District Assem. ply 75, representing the horse railroad employees of this and adjacent cities, was called together again aEd met in Columbia hall. It Is rumorrd that resolutIcn has been passed approving Of the conduct of the Third avenue strike and ordering that it should be contln- other general tie up of all the street car lines of this city and Brooklyn. At o'clock this morning the cars on sll the | lines in this city, with the exception of those on Third avenue, which is run by | non union men, stopped, All the street l car lines in Brooklyn. Jersey | City and Hoboken have also been | tied up. The action of the board is said | to be unanimously approved by the | men. They say they have done this to | force the Third avenue road through the | of other compsnIss, to come | 10 terms and declare .thst the fight be | forced all long the line. It is said this that over 20O Third avenue nOn-union men have left the company, so that only about 30 drivers are left in he service of the company.
 ST. LOUIS, June 6-12I5 p. m.-The jury in the Maxwell murder case has just returned verdict of murder in the irst degree.
 The prisoner sat in his accustomed place, between his attorneys, when an 1Ouncement was made that the Jury wished to report. He turned nervously in his chair to scan their cOunteDRnces. He found no sign of encouragement there, and when the verdict was read his face blanched and his eyes sought he floor, where they remained fixed. The jury was boiled and each sssentsd To the verdict, after which the judge dismissed them. The prisoner was aken to his cell where be awaits the 'esult of a motion for s new trial, which Fill be made upon the grounds of the of the prosecution wit lesses and errors of the judges in 'tructiOns to the jury.
 FL PAso, June 5.-J. 0. Smith, of this ,ity, has just returned from the town of Tn New MeIIco, fifteen miles above here, on the Rio Grsnde, and that the river IS pouring through | he town and IS seven feet deep on its ,treet. Thirty houses were destroyed. The people only escaped with their ives.
 LONDON, June 7.-Tbe vote on the loma rule bill was 3lI for the measure md 3l4 against #. NIT. Gladstone nov d an zdjourOment until Thursday and he motion wsB adopted
 SAN FRISCIsCo, June 7.-The defend mt took the stand to-day m the csee of Dr. J. A. Mcdonald, ch arged with the murder Of David P. Mish. In the 'ourse of his testimony he related the tory of ,he decessed's attempt to speak against his wife in his, (detendant's) ,ffice. Deceased was repeatedly ordered O leave and just at the close of the al creation, said: Il am going to De re- Tenged on you and your wife. if 1t ,os. me my Ilfe." Witness continued: 'He then got up and VIC were both ItsndIng, and when he got near the iOor, he stopped and said: (IIere wit less hesitated and asked m psinful way, must tell what he said, '') "Yes." 'eplisd Hall McAllister. the defendants attorney; tell 1t all" Well" continued in a broken voice. as the ears came to his eyes and rol ed down ais cheeks, "he said" "if you were not i--dirty dog, you would not marry md live with a d-b--. She was you msrrIed her" had )een watching him for I expected be vas going to attack me and had my land in my hip pocket. As he began ,peaking about my wife he put his hand in his rlght hip pocket and at that in- 'tant pulled out my pistol and fired. He was standing facing me ss l did SO, put vhirled around, and I suppose that s the reason why he was shot in the pack. I dId not know that he WAS 1It, and he ran out Tn the hall and down stairs, and l followed. going to the head 1f the stairs where I fired agaln with put taking any aim, that IS all" Mc- Donald was completely overcome when be finished his story of the terrible scene and buryinR his face m his wept like child. Tbe mar ration had a strong effect on many of | he ladies of the audience, who were | moved to tears.
 SANTA CRUz, Cal, June 7.-Judge Me ann this morning rendered a dscI- slon ID the boycott case in winch A. A. | Taylor sued for sl0,00O damages by | reason of the anti-Coolie club passing c | resolution boycotting him, sustaining | the demurrer of defendants, one of the | grounds being that no special damage | was sverred. Plaintiff was given thirty | days in which to amend his complaint. |
 WAsHNGroN, June 7.-Mr. Cobb | moved to suspend rules and pass the | bill repeating the pre-emption. timbsr | culture and desert land scts, The mo- hon was agreed to. Yeas. S3, nays 40.
 HoLLIsTER, Cal, June 7.-Ths second | trial of John T. Previtt for the murder | of Dr. Powers in Bear Valley last Sep | tember, commenced this morning. This trial will probably create little excite l ment ss compared with the former trial which resulted in the disagreement of | the jury by vote of eleven to one in | favor of murder in the second degree. | The morning was eaten up with procur l ing jurors. As this is harvest time and ! the busiest season it is thought 1t will take some time to obtsin 6 jury.
 CHARLOTTE, N. C., June 7.-Alfred Long who was charged with the mur- der, robbery and burning of A. J. Mo Bride and wife together with the houee and coutents, was lynched about four miles from Lexington yesterday. He