Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-09


 clasped his hsnds to his breast crying, "rm shot," and fell back dead.
 COLUMBUS, Jun. 6.-The Republican
 senstOrlRl caucus to name n candidate
 to succeed Sherman in the United
 States senate, will be held tomorrow.
 LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Times cores
 poud.nt at Msndslay telegraphed that
 ten thousand rebels are occurring the
 country within e radius of twenty miles
 of the capital anl they threatened to at-
 tack the town. Fears of an emeu' p
 felf, owing to the great reduction -.e
 British force tt Mandalay by the with
 drawal oi troops for the expedition to
 Bhsmo.
 CLEVELAND. Jan. 6-About 3 o'clock
 this morning. lj,OJ0 barrels of oil caught
 fire from some unknown cause at the
 Standard Oil Co.'S number l works. The | fire department, together with the Standard Oil Co.'S apparatus, soon got |
 to work. Other large tGnks in danger. | ous proximity caused spprehensiOns of a great fire. The burning tank made 6 | magnificent spectacle, lighting up c large territory. As quickly as possible | arrangements were made to draw tue tank. At ten o'clock the fire IS stIll con fined to tue one tank and all danger of
 its spreading Is past. The company Is
 is a5 yet unable 10 give any estimates oi
 the loss. SAN FRAxCIsco, Zee. 7.-The Chroni-
 cle this morning prints long special from New York taken from the Tribune,
 in which serious charges are made l
 against some of the promoters ot the | New Jersey and Sonora mining com |
 pany, organized to work copper mines | | in the State of Sonora, Mexico. snd | | especially the CRbriZa mine III that dis | | lrlct. Similar charges are also pub | | lished in respect to the San Pedro and |
 Rosario mining company. Unitet 1, | States Consul Willard, st Gtaymsee'T i said to nave advanced the New Jersey ,t
 sonora mining company S2O,OUO, all oi
 which is a lose. Senator Nc PhersOn. oi | New Jersey, and several other gentle |
 men of Newark, New Jersey, are said to toe hesvy losers through misrepresenta- | | tions made tO them of the value of the |
 mines and their paying capabilities. A request has been made for the appoint |
 meut of receiver to wind up the busi- |
 ness of the New Jersey & Sonora com |
 pany. c. Meyer ZulIck, of Arizona, Is l
 said to be president of the company.
 SAN FaANcIsCo, Jan. The first act | performed by the new Clerk of the Su- | preme Court this morning, upon taking | possession of the office, was to reappoint |
 all the old deputies with the exception |
 of ]. R. kilsby, who, on account Of bis |
 ties Of relationship to the departed clerk. | Mccarthy, was not retained. ID hIs place Ex-COngressnlsn Charles A. Sum |
 ueE, recently returned from Washington, |
 vas appointed. WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 7.-The Sen
 6ts committee on pOstoflices and post |
 roads have been considering the nOmi- | ! nations ot the posimasters that have | been made to fll vacancies caused by | death, resignation and expiration of
 terms. and have decided to repOr. favor |
 ably on s large number ot them against | whom no objection has been raised. h. |
 vitation bas been sent to Postmaster | General Villas in each O. tlc 3G0 csses iu |
 which pCslmssters have been saspen led, |
 and other members Cf tho cabinet hay, |
 rcaeived them from several senate com
 m.ltees before which tue nominations |
 cf those who have been appointed tO | succeed offensive paTtIsans are psnding, |
 t5 state the reasons Tor oustiug persons
 holding office.
 SAN FRASCIsco. Jan. 7.-Ail the Chin
 csc lsuniries ID this city closed to-day.
 This is the result of the arrest of l9 | isunGrymen for violating the ordinance
 forbiidiDg laundry work in wooden
 buildings.
 LONDON, Jan 7th.-Tho Times, Paris spOndent says: The French Gov
 ernmeut will, at the request of the PaDa- ma Canal Co, send Rosseau to inspect | and report on the condition and pros
 poets of the Panama canal. If the re-
 pert Is favorable, loan will be grantee ' '' EeH' v 'ttf5 '5hTeI 5TTso VIII ts s7r-s f .J cuilai Sc and the ,eEament will as sume the responsibilities.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Jan. 7--Judge Rix, this morning stated that he would post pone Inc sentence of Henry C. Weismsn and others known as dynamiters, until the l4th inst.
 ST. LOUIS. Jan. 7--John ESgler, pro- pTietor Uf HeIn's Hall and saloon, Is the victim of boycott instituted agains; him Dy the Knights of Labor, aud unles he can prevail upon the Knights to Si;hdraw tEe boycottiLg osder, he will | have to withdraw from business. Egg | Eler can get no one to rent his hall; can get few to patrOnize his bar and can get nobody to sell over his counter, even li he had customers tO consume fl. Eggler refused to let St. Louis street car drivers have his hall for a ball Just after the dynamite fends tried to blew up several street cars aAaal h T .ah.. Al some of the dynamIters were on t1e ball committee Eggler thought the ball not deserving of patronage.
 Washington, Jan 7.-Speaker Car lisle thi5 afternoon announced the names of the chairmen of the foIlowi-., commit [ tees: Elections, Turner of Georgia; ap- propriations, Randall of Pennsylvania; ( ways and means, Morrison; naval af- fairs, Herbert of Alabama; military af- ! fairs, Bragg oi WIsconsin; foreign af- fairs, Belmont of New York, banking and currency. Curten of Pennsylvania; weights and measures, Bland of Missouri; rivers and harbors, Willis of ( Kentucky; labor, O'Neil of MIssouri:I patents. Mitchell of Connecticut; Pacihc | Morton of Mississippi; com a merce, Reagan; pubhc lands. Cobb of q Indiana; judiciary, Tucker of Virginia; Indian sifsirs. WelbOrn Of Texas; post office. Blount Ot Georgia: claims, Spring Pr of Illinois; accounts, Spriggs of New I York; invalid pensions, Matson of In . diana; militia, Mueller of New York; \ war claims, Geddes of Ohio; Mississippi river, King of Louisiana; education, ' Aiken Of South Carolina; pensions FL Q fridge of Michigan; private land claims, a Hatzel of Kentucky: District of Colum- Jis, Barbour of Virginia; reform in civil ! service. Clark of North Carolina; ship : Dunn Of Arkansas.
 Stockton, Jan. David $. Terry. ex- ,hief justice ofthe supreme court of Cali ornia, and Miss Sarah Alihea Hill. to be the widow of ex-Senstor n Sharon of Nevada, were married in the V of the Catholic church short I V before 10 o'clock this morning. Miss D Q | s.