Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20


 the PreWett case remain he same after 7J hours delibeTatIOn. The sheriH or fered blankets tc-n1gbt for the brst time winch We're GecIncd.
 WASHINGTON. March 1S.-The HoCse committee on elections today dissmls- sed tre petition of Montague Leverson and others, asking that the members CT Congress from California be unseated on the ground that the state had been re- apportiOnei, that the members did pot reside within their congressional dls- trict7, and that they be seated n their stead.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-In the hB- beas corpus cases of F. J. Baldwin and others. charged with expelling Chinese frem Nicolgus, application was made by the prisoners for their release on the ground that they are unlawfully held, alleging section 55l9 of the United States raised Statutes uncenstitutIOn- al. To make a test ease Baldwin was tried this afternoon ID the United States circuit court and re leased on hIs own recOgnlzance. The case was postponed until Saturday.
 SAN FRANcGsco, Cal, March lS.-l The new census of Japan makes the population of that empire 3S,JOO,COO. | The MIksdo has signihed his intention ] of contributing SJCO to the Grant mOn- | umeut fund, as token of his respect 1 for General Grant, and has ordered that l amount forwarded to the president of the committee.
 MANCHESTER, March 1S.-A.number | Of unemployed workmeD, becoming | restless and disOrderly, severa! mohs | ran riot in the streets today and attack | ed iewelry stores and footed shops gen erally. A few drEpers stores had their I window smashed.
 SCITUArE, Mass, March IS Miss Ab- | igail l. Bates died yesterday, aged go years. She wes one of the herOines who | during the var of 1872, drove the; Brit | ish forces from this harbOr by conceal ing themselves m the bushes and play | ing vigorously upon flies and drums, | thereby leading the enemy to believe | a large force was ready to receive them
 NEW ORLEANS, March 1S-General Sheldon said tEIs afternoon he cansid- cred the strike on fair way to it's end The receivers of the Texas Pacific said they will not 6rbItrBte. but If Hal would submit his case to the United States court and the judge should de
 Iie that he was discharged without sufficient cause, then the receivers will him. Ii after this the strikers will no. return to work, then the com psny will proceed under the protection | of the court to carry on its business.
 SAN FRANCIsCo March 1S.-The chIe' of police learned to-day tha. the steam CT City of New York, upon whicL Auc Tai Duck sailed from Yokohama tU Hong Kong. arrived at the latter place on the l3:h inst. Chief Crowley fears Duck has not been arrested at Hong Kong. He thinks 1T Duck had beer taken IniO custody by the British au thoutles news woult have reached thi, rity ere uOw. Advices from Washing ton are awaited with much impGtience.
 SAS FRANCGsco, March IS The case )t Geo. E. Warren, clerk Of the Palace hotel, charged with embedding Sl,GOH l winch Lieut.. George W. GTaydon had entrusted with him while the latter wa 10 China, Was dismissed to-day. It wE- .hown m the testimony tLa: the Lien snaut had sent the money assigned a V srrer. Subsequently, however, Gray ] Ion lost the money and asked Warren | .o refund the sums he had given him. This Warren could rot do as he had lsed the money.
 CHICAGO, March lS.-A prominent To- 'al stock firm has received a telegram 0-dGy saying that Mir. Huntington has ,Ouf west and declined all further neCo- latiOns ID trGnscOutinental matters. He las brought four steamers and will put hem ln active competition with the Pacific mail in the California cOHstinp rade and cut off Si0 in the pas-engei a ate between New York and San Francis O. The Eac.tic Mail company say they Till cut that rate Tn two If necessary n telegram 10 another firm President I rocker Ot the Central Pacific snys three . ( these steamers will be put on imme . iately. V SAN FRANCISCO, March is.-Ih the . lowers murder case today Dr. J. D hartley testified from what he observed then examining the body of Mrs. Bow IS that there was no sufficient cause of | r cath from natural causes. sni that th, i eceased was poisoned with phOsphOr- us. SAN FRANCISCO, March lS-Ellis ,5 2 b., of PheuIX, \. T., who failed some T lroe weeks and made a statement C | heir creditors showing that theIr asset- 7l tn Sl.3O for every : 1 of their 'l abilities, are nOw circulating pape' ere asking their creditors to accept 4O = ants on the dollar with notes to run NO months.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March IS.-CLinese rinted cards are being issued giving .iOrmatiCn of the low passenger rate , the east and state that although boy lttei here, the Chinese could get plenty work iu New York, Chicago, Boston. ? Washington.
 SAN FEANCIsCO, March lS.-When the am bearing the remains of the late enatOT Miller from Washington arrived COliaL, they were formally transferreG the committee from San Francisco | ? Senator Jones. On arrival here un. pr escort Of a delegation os mlltary ld commercial OrgaHIZEtlons the re ans were taken tO Trinity church Ortuary chapel where they will lie iu ate until the funeral on Sunday next SALT LAKE. March -Subsariptiop ip, rs were circulated to-day among the 1ruons for funds to pay George O. | .uuon's bondsmen. Many refused. no, proving of CannOn's disappearance. .e son of pOlygamist who went Co e peuItentIary for his religion, refused e required contribution. five dollars, .i declared be would no. give d. .llar, h.s father who suffered for bis
 igIon, was just as good man as .orEe c. Cannon, and he did not see ny tLe apostle couldn't take his meii- ] -a ike The rest. str
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