Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-30
TELEGRAPH

| Showdown, hotel keeper, departeu
 from here to-day leaving behind debts
 amounting to S3O0O unpaid. It IS be- lieved that he will be captured.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. 25.-The governor
 has offered Q reward of $500 for the mur-
 derer of Jesse O. Wickersham and vile
 Ill SOnOma county, Jan. IS.
 SAN FRAsCIsco, Jan. 25.-The Post
 this evening will print the following: On account of breaks to the Southern Pacific system by the late storms, no
 mails are being received from any south ern points beyond Stockton. The mall for Los Ang geles hes been recalled. The
 pOstoffice officials have entered into ne-
 gotiatIons with the steamship companies to carry mai's until the breaks m the
 railroads Wl.e repaired, but they de- cl ned 10 take them as convenience for the railroads except at rates which the postofice officials would not listen to. Such mail a. can be forwarded by the Central Pacific will be dispatched.
 NEW YoRK, Jan. 2G Rabbi Samuel Griess. who ID the past OthciHted at the
 ReyingtOn street synagogue, last even Ing renouuced Judaism AEd was baptIs- ed into the Christian faith by Rev. J.. | Freshman. The service was performed
 at the Christian church ln St. Marks | place. 4 isrge number O. orthodox | Jews, Rs well as Jewish converts to
 Christianity, attended.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25-Chief Crow
 ley stated this morning that he has a
 clue to the Cinnamon who IS believed to
 have murdered Mir. and Mrs. Wicker
 sham. The police firmly believe that
 the assassin Is still in the city, and are concentrating ell their forces to unearth
 him.
 HEALDsBURG, Jan. 25-RealiziDg the
 possibility of such horrible deeds by
 Chinese as the recent assassination of
 the WIckershEms, committed by ChI-
 nese cook, the citizens are sbOGt to take
 pubic action for tile quiet but Impera-
 tive removal of the Chinese.
 CARSON, New, Jan. 25-The Chinese
 here have served notices to II. :. Mason,
 M. Conn. Walter Chedis and Geo. Hack,
 business men, that by reason of the
 hand taken by them Tn the snti-Chinese
 movement they will cease trading with them.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 25-The county poor | house was almost entirely destroyed by
 fire. There were forty inmates. and all
 made their escape but four, who perish ed in the flames. Their names Hre as follows: Andrew Martin, aged 60, insane inmate for t7elve years; Jane Atkin-, aged 70, insane inmate for ten years;
 Seneca Benanio, a. ed 9l, deaf; Charles Elliott, aged 72, blind.
 SAS FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.-DIspatches | rec lived here give the particulars of the | d aastruus floods ut Stockton. What is snown as the Moss Tract is completely inundated and damaged tO the extent Of SJU0jO The levees about R,bert's Is land broke and l,:UU acres of grain Hre submerged. The damage Co the latter place will Teach S3OOOOO.
 CLoyERDALE, Cal Jan. 26.-A meeting fl the cItIzens WAS held ID Cloverdale. last night for purpose of GeyisIng means Of getting rId of the Chinese. 4 com mlttee was appointed tO draft IesOlu- uOus for the purpose, which was done and presented tO the meeting and ad- opted Short and pointed ad- dresses were made by prom | Inent ciiiz. ms. \ committee of | iJ tax payers was appointed To act for |
  the cIty and vicinity that they would b. l gwen 4S hOC.s from 10 O'ciocItO day, in 1 which To leave. II they persist in stay ing, a meeting will be called and more | severe measures taken. The action of | the meeting was inspired by the recent murder of AF. and Mrs. WIckersham. | near here.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 26 This being the day appointed for the senate to be Gd- dressed m memory of the late vice President II adricks. the galleries began 60 i'll gt RD early hour, and when Gt r. o'clock Sherman called the senate tO or der every sest was occupiel, large pro portion being ladies.
 Voorhees, then called up his resOlu ticn expres. rye of the eenate's deep sense of public loss m the death of the late yice-pre ,ident. He gave glowing eulogy on tbe prIvate and public career ot deceaged. After hearing the speeches of Messrs. Voorhees,, Hampton, Sherman. Sewell, Berry, Evarts, Ransome, Vest and Harris, the senate adopted tae con- resolutions.
 The senate then adjourned.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-Eustis's reso- lutiou declaring 1t to be the opinion of congress that the bonds payable on the first of Febrdary should be paid in sil- yer was not taken up by the finance committes to-day. The regular com mittee meeting does not take place un- til next Tuesday. Therefore there is no prospect of action by the committee before the TlYment of the bonds in question.
 Kr ,g | m ade yesterday, the speaker proceeded tO call the states, under which cail the following bili was introduced and re- 'erred: By TOwnshend, proposing q con stItutionAl amendment providing that the president and yice-president shall be chosen by a majority of the people, abolishing the electoral college, and the regular method of counting votes by he two houses of congress.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Jan. 26.-In the ha- beas corpus case of Wo Lee, arrested for of the laundry ordinance winch prohIbi laundry work from be- ing carried on in wooden buildings with ( n the city limits, Tn the U. $. Circuit ' Court Judge Sawyer and District Judge 5abin rendered Rn opinion to-day. ( They hold that the enforcement of the S aw would be little short of conhsca- ' tion of large amount of property in I rested ID laundries, and though believing { he ordinance being in contravention of he l4th amendment to the United [ States constitution, de clined to declare 6 t invalid. Judge Sawyer says be pre- { erred that the matter be carried to the court of the United States on appeal, winch viii probably be done. I Toe writ WAS released and the prisoner ordered into custody again. c SAS FsASCIsco. Jan 26.-The custom , louse officials se;zed six hundred pounds ! ,f prepared opium, valued at Sll.O00, , ,n the Pacific mail dock today. It was packed ID fourteen cases. Fart of them , resembling tea chests and part Chinese ' ,il cases and was brought here on the : Pacific Mail steamship, City of Nsw { fork, which arrived | Sunday last The ; were marked "P. L." and were z lot entered on the ships manifest. The - discovery oi the last fact led 10 the |. eiZure.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Jan. 26.-The Exsn- a ner's Washington special tonight says: h Swinburne's bill intro a Iuead today 1iracfs tha eac-a.arvo oF tko .