Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18

street line. Horse cars were taken out
 and continued to run for the rest of the day.
 NEW YORK, December lJ-NcQuade
 one of the Doodle" aldermen, w-s found
 guilty on the first ballet.
 WAsHISGToN, Dec. 15-Ths commis-
 sioner of the general laud riiics to-day
 ordered the local laOd offices Et San
 Francisco and Los Angeles. Cal, and S. "a Fe and Las CTucl-. \. V to give notice by publcst!pa Una, sa- lands granted 10 the Atlantic < 'de.i' rRi!- road and which were fnsfe I'd Oy the rc: of July Ctr. hSya tCeu r.s'csed to
 the pubic domain, and ,bst tl- JOcks
 III tuelr office, bTs Olea for 'usry ot said lands uld other uu,H rri pubic | lands: those wilma tGe g.Elt Limit at g. J1 per acre. and thCs. vi l.a the lu- demuity limits, st Sl 2j per acre. The restored lGnds are m the trrTI'Ory of New Mexico. east Of the Rio Grande Tivcr and ID California; the lAnd-f are out=,de ot the conflicting limits of the
 grant 60 the Southern PacIfi, railroad company. The restoration of the land> within inc conflicting limits are deferred until the claims of the Southern Pacific
 Co. can be heard.
 SAN FRANCisCo, December I5-Best <
 Be cher ll.OU. Chollar f 5O, Checker l.I5 | Cor. Col. .V Va. 330J, Peer 6O. Peerless 50. Ophir II 7J Savage II 2j. Hale x | Norcro-s 6j, Confidence 9.jO, PutOsi
 S 75, Sierra Nevada 6 75, UniOn Con.
 49U, Utah 9, Yellow Jacket 6.2j. OphIr
 assessed a cents.
 LONDON. December l5-In the appeal | of James Gordon Bennett against the decision awarding Cyrus W. Field S5OOO damages for statements derOgatOry to the latter, published ID the New York
 Herald, the court of app als to-day quashed the verdict against Bennett. | Ihs present decision takes the ground
 that Bennett not beng British subject DOT a sesident of q eat Britain, substI- | tuIed service on him ID London, and the opinion k that the previous verdict Ob- tsined was illegal. The court condemns | Field 70 pay cOsts-
 WASHINGTON, December l5-Presion
 II. L-s.Ie, who WAS to-day nominated to | be governor of Montana, Is n.tIye Oi | Kentucky, about s!xty five years O. age | Lnd sn uncle of Representative Me | Milan of leunessee. lie was governor ui Kentucky after the war and Vas for some years OH the circuit bench Oi that state.
 WALLA WALLA, December lj-Hrrv-y | MaDsiey and Lis brother 10 law. r. E. Perringt D, while digging for beaver on snake river, were buriei Dy the bank
 cav'Dg up'n them. Wheu dug out both
 were dead.
 SAN FEANCIsCO, Dec. mber lJ--The coruuer he.d an inquest to-day in the case of Bernard Hens who was killed during the riot Ht the terminus of the Snjjer Street line on MOnday last. The testimony gwen by witness pointed to John Kelsey. now under Rrre-t charged with murder, Hs the person W hO fired the
 fatal shot. City Phy-icIsn Black tesJI- fed tn making tn autopsy on deceased.
 It was the doctors judgment that the
 shot mus, have been fired by some one
 above deceased. kel-ey's testimony
 showed that he was below Heins ou the hI.l. After fifteen minutes dellbeFation
 the Iu-y returned verdic; that deceased
 came to his death from henurrhage oi
 the brain caused by . bullet at the hands
 O, Kelsey. They also found that J, Me
 Cord. superintendent OftEe Sutier street
 line. was guilty of ordering hIs guard to
 shoot. Both were charged with mur-
 der.
 NEW YORK, December l5-The Worlds
 Washington correspondent says that
 General Miles has protested agBius. Se-
 cretAry EndIcOits state ment that be dIs-
 obeyed orders in tho Indian campaign.
 and has asked the president to | ave the
 record against hun corrected. He says
 he obeyed bis orders literally, as the de- partuent records will show