Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06
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 FL PAso. Tex. Mar. 2-On March ]. to sth. inclusive ;Lc Te1as.S Pacific railway will sell excursion tickets from Fl Paso to New Orleans aal -etura for Msrdi Gras. good untll March eO;h, a; s36.o5- Tais is a god cuance to vlsit the Ma'di Gfss with but htile expense.
 H.1IIsrER. March 2-In the Prewett ease this morning Stics and Campbell nrain refused 10 testify and were re- turned to ja,l. All the cpnsplrators ex- cept Irwin were exempted from prosecu- tiou. but all those brought uD this morn- ing refused 60 testify and were fined SJlJ.
 Jerome Dsasy, uue of Nus=e'5 aetec- lives. testified .- tJ the re.arIyr positions cf .hr place where Po-e--' uO-y hung and PrtUett's hugz5: tle meeting place ,u Willow c.tsS c. -Gc searching ut de- feulant's l5usc to- tAa papers c!aimei 70 have been -t0.gu from iowgrs's house arttr murder was committed, and Tor :la gun el. jGc5slDt, bat none were found.
 \. D. Page. is.ac Slaven, Joseph Thomrson, and D. S. Hawkins, making ci sht m all uf the oouspir.tors who had been released from f.-fLgr proceedings, ou motion Of ihc ii-l-lct attorney, were plased OF tLe stand, aud refusing Co tes- tify. were sen.-.c.t G. pay G hue or s5l1 and mrr.ss.,le,.t su.i! pnld.
 W. l.. Hawkins, Fred Fowies and w.. n ground thbt they md been witnesses Et the examination vl -r they bed sworn they knew nothing about the killing, and might involve iheIT prosecution for peIiGry by testliyiug at ghlg tr-l- They were excused.
 Eugene Holt anI Abort Thompsou, father ot one of tte Gccuse1, testified having seen some uf th, couspirAtoTs g5.ug lr the direction ut the allec ced meeting place ru the evening Of the murder Holt had also been informed by FOwles, after iLe fire gt Prewett's place, be wOu,G ie hung i' any more fires occurred, and thl. tLey were not afraid Co hang A,m It they sail they would; al-o, tlai two years ago Prewet; told hlm Cuaitl Chat Powers had poIsoc- ei hls vile and committed other mIs- deeds, and although ., was very s.rI- uus matter to iIl. m-u, Ec. Ecewe.t, would kuuU wLJ i0 !.UA lU li any bUEn- ing occurred on hl5 place.
 SALT LAKE. March 2.-Frank ireseder an old jail bird. implicated some time ago with Thar" Jones ID attempting to bslbe deputy |. ;. Marshal, WAS ar rested again to-day charged with con spiracy to murder |. S. Attorney Dick son. U. $. Marshal Irwin and Deputy
 Franks. The officers clam to have iu- d.lput-.ls evidence ui tine eSi-teucr Cf such a conspiracy, but Commissioners Sp-aEug ilsm.- ! IIe.ailg rl a tech ulr8Ltv.
 The Tribune TUS,isl-s % long aptc,a! frgra Washington claiming tl- Giscuy-
 ry uf Mormon EciC-a tp capture Ng rsEs ty tLe colonization ct Marmous. They could ea-iiy .pase enough colo ai--s Go oUt ,y;e s-l .a- precincts ot Ne vaia.
 EoLLIrEE. March 3-It is rlmorsl around ,1Tu -Lat al attempt Ui!. be male r1 lrurL PrewJtt IH case Le Is acc qulttef. Hl= attorneys have requested the sheriff to pu; an extra Eua-d around the ja;l The sheriff say there is no danger.
 WAsHISGr0S. March "A test v1te was taken by the House c0Lmittee On public lands to-day, on the proposition c. repeal the pre-emptiou law. The re- sll; was decidedly III favor of reporting for repeating the measure.
 OTTAWA, Can, Mar. 2-In an inter v.ew Prof. NiggIns said that in Au- gust last be predicted that the winter ot i~si would be unusually cold and stormy Cu account of ;he planet Saturn being iu perineEoa. IIis planet, Ee -riI, had forced tLe Gulf Stream out Of i.s course and nearer Co the American caalineut, which accounted for tLs lack .i -nCv ;u tLe maritime P-Cgllc th.s vil..-. Lc 1.sJ p.t4.C-,G some months ago So l avy storm ou tle meridian ui London, uu ile tLiTl O, Ga-cL. winch .rgl.i reach t-ls continent March ., Uc- .aa.a.i bg high tides.
 Si- FRANCISCO, Mar. 2-When Cash fer Born -llln was restored Co Lis po- slriru Iu tae C. 5. sub :rCa~ury m this city -a;la weeks ago Lc refused to be re- sYaas.l.e Uuti. the cash aas counted. N Len cguurtI, shortage Cf SlU,UUJ waF iIagpvHrel. iL, i-s-srrT depart meat b' Washington was immediately ur; led amt a s.-ciai agent is uov On II. va! here su investigate 'ig natter.
 P,E-s, March 2.-Gu u,.cnp. WIS made l.-t Iigut to as-a-EIu.te Dr. Blow ifz g Clr---g1uG-u; Dt tl' London Times. A- tine p-. vl- ar,anlinc thc -tars O. Li- home hot was fired at b.m by a"Eu unknown 9 r-r.. The bui- let missed hiu 9ui struck ;hc wall .a front u' .im and i..I la; ned ai Lis feet. NJ clue c. the waulG-5e assassin Is yet discovered.
 NEW YoEE, March 2.-Wn Heath, the well known stock broker whCse iaii- urc ll-t September attracted SO much attention, died ut Is Lc;ne iG this city tho morning.
 SAN FENCICo, GaTcl 2-The S0uth- ern faciIc company ha. issued a freight rate of thirty. seven gnI a hali cents per hundred p1Euis for a.. C.Lsses 0t freight To Missouri r.ver p0.u.s and Chicago.
 SAN FEANCIsro. March A jury ia the United States circuit court to-day rendered a verdict in favor of govern meut and against ". r.. MOTford for S1li9 ii aui S7Sl.91 money du- from him as Indian agent on the Colorado Arizona territory, iu 1875. The defendant made no defense.
 WAsHISGroS. March -.-Among the petitions presented an :hc senate to-day. was one uy Hrar from Che working men employed ir ts- government work hons since ths eight L1ur i-v o- l>GS vas ras- ei, praying compensation for oyer '.le o- ?. ference nf ;ae,- question to some ri uual tl-. lnly Iijul!cste tLc question whether they ug-ll to have liar saii tlGt he fav- pred the request of -le petitioners: hs believed tLc object ot tLs eiylt hour law vas to fest fhs sasui1sss os tLe economic law ai'irmel 5y tlc working men Of tbis country.
 CCLrCS. March Q A severe snow and rain storm has prevailed Le-e fur tLe las. txo days. it is still raining. Over one foot oi snow has fallen on the line Df the California Southern. twenty miles north of San BernsrGino. All trains are delayed on account of wash puts and sllles ID the Cujou pass. A large force of men is employed there night and day i1 keep the track as clear ls possible. The storgr wal cause con .iderable damage to fruit on account of