Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27

ths Cavalry strucA block with tnlck | p,ece ofir0r, and then assaulted him with knife. They got but lIt:le moE- ev, the greater part being Tn the saIe which they overlooked. Williams VIII probably be taken out by the authorities and shot m expiatlOn of hl5 crime
 PrrrsBrRG, Feb. 25-At a conference of the labor leaders held here last eTen- ing 1t was decided to send a representa- .ive committee of working men 10 Washington to advocate the interests or the tariff before Congress.
 WAsH1NGrox, Feb. 2j-The senate re- sumed consideration of the bill tO pro vide allotmeuts Ot land in severalty to Indians. The bill was passed.
 WAsHIxGr x, Feb. 25.-The commit lee on commerce of the House reached a vote upon the Eads ship railroad schem- yesteriay and decided to report lt to the House with favorable recommendations. Those who endorsed the scheme were Reggn, f Tex; Chairman Cf the com mt tee. ClGriy, of Mo; TBrsney, ot Mich. Bynum, of Ind; Irion, of La; F Nell, of Penua.; Davis, fl Mas; Weaver, of Neb and Johnson or New York. Those who voted m the negative were Messrs.
 Irish of Ga. Caldwell, of lenn.; Ierra-l, of Vo., and M rrow oi Cal.
 ST Lor1s, Feb. 2J. Dr. Edward II. Coates sh0t and killed Dr. A. E. Keith at the corner os l4th and Pine St., this
 moaning. Both men were dentists and it Is stated that jealousy over Coates
 wife has existed between them Tor n long
 time.
 PAR1s, Feb. 25-A new kind of sensa-
 ton was made in the Chamber of Depu-
 ties this afternoon. A strange man ID
 one of the galleries arose excltedly,
 drew a revolver and fired IL twice with downward aim, and then coClly threw a
 letter toward Clemenceau. The man was quickly seized and hurried out by
 the pOllce When the excitement had ,ubsIded hattened bullet was found at the feet of the pres!dent of the Chamber. | The prisoner said he was a sOldler who | had been lll-treated by hls superIOrs and | ignored by the officers of justice that he resOrted to the desperate expedlent oi creating a sensation III the Chambers of Deputies n order t0 secure attention to 1 lls grievances. The prisoner gave hls name as POIerre, and said he was an 0ih- cer m the French army. He asserted | that the letter which he threw towards | Ciemencean contained an offer tO give | the government the names of the be | trayers of Metz.
 SAN FRASc1sco, Feb. 2j.-Much ex- | citement was created in railr osd clrcles | to-day by the EOuncemeLt that the | Atlantic S Pacific in conjunction wltb | the AtchisOn. Topeka S Santa Fe, Chl- l cago S Alton and Pennsylvania Central | road, reduced the price of limited tlcket-
 to-day to New York SJO; the time n which they can be used is ten days l This rate was immediately met by all ! other railroad agents. Limited tick t- l Co Chicago also came ID for cut and l were reduced 10 S3J, unlimited and the third class tickets remaining the | same as yesterday. The Atlantic k Pac-
 ,ic still reirains from selling unlimlteI ! tickets at reduced rates. Much com vIaint .s being made by agents of eastern | hues concerning the sals of unlimited tickets ar any rates, All urge the with drawll os such tickets from sale. The sale of unlimited tickets tO-lay is l reported very lively. All the trunk | hes between Chicago and New York | have followed the Pennsylvania Ceutra.
 into the fight which the latter company
 entered today.
 SAN FElNC.sco. Feb. 2j-Timoihy | Whalen, who killed his father with Gn | ax oa sunday. the lith inst, was exam ' iued iu Judge Lawler's court to-day, | and after The examination of one or twu | witnesses. V hO related DO new facts, be was held tl answer without ball Nhb! en has apparently entirely recovered ! from b;s self-intiicted wounds. SAN FKANcIsco, Feb. 25-The prelim iDary examination of l.. II. GrRnde, J |
 J. Garrity and John Smith for raising checks obtained from POllak E O., to-
 baccJ merchants of this city, was begun to-day. \ check for SlO, which had
 been raised tO $ljJ06O. was identified | by Arnold POllak, Ot Pollak < Co. from l
 whom It had been obtained, and by T. |
 r. Smith, paying teller of the California bank. Garrity, ore of the defendants. | took the stand and created a sensation by turning states evidence. He admit ted the raising of the checks and stated | that Grande dId all the forging. while | Le and Smith presented them. SmItr i! cJrroCUratei the testimony of GarrIty. All Ot the prisoners were beld, with bail | st SJUuO.
 SAN FEANCIsCO, Feb. 2j-In an Inter | view with Gn associated press represen- | tative thIs evening Mr. TOwne stated he | knew Lttle or nothing Of the railroad | situation here, having only such infOr-
 nation as he received over the wires | during h.s trip across the continent | When asked what the outlook was from | his p0!ut, Nr. IOwca said: There is | great demorallzatIOn of the reads which | wall necessarily continue on all the over land hues and will also affect more or less the many branches of all the main lines. This will continue until the bet ter judgment Ot the wise men prevail.
 It k utterly impossible to tell, or even imagine. when that time will come" When asked what the future course of the company will be, NIT. ToN ne replied "Ihe policy of the Southern Pacific com pauy is already made manifest, 1t being our iuten ion to do business sO cheaply, expeditICUsly and satisfactorily for our patrons that they won't have occasion to turn to other hnes. Home'rates stinu. late tte movement of freight to the At laut.c seabOarl and to the interior east of the Rocky mountains. Passengers are taking advantage fl the greatly re- ducei rates and We are confidently look ing forward Co increased traffic sufficient l to keep up our earnings
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The House committee has directed an adverse re- Dor. to be made on Representative Iovcseud's bill to organize the entire Irdian Territory into the Territory of Oklahoma.
 SAS FEASCIsCo, Feb. 2j.-In tha case ot Asa Fisk versus Abraham Brocaw, Judge Levy to day gave judgment for tse plaintiff. Fisk m 1881 loaned the J00 dollars, the interest to be at the rate of three per cent per month compounded monthly, to secure the pay Uelt of which Fisk took Gn insurance policy oa BrOcgw's life for 3t00 dollars l and pa.d assessments as they fell due 1 He sued tO foreclnse on the policy and | the court gave him judgment for S33I6- s, the amount of money advanced with interest added.
 SAS FnASCIsCO, Feb. 21-News was received here today that about ] o'eIock