Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-27
5. J. k. MCMILLAN. GRo. F. EDMUSDs. JOHN !. INGALLS,, GEO. F. HOAR. Jas. F. WILSON. WM. NJ. EVARrs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 1S-Henry Watterson had rather bad night and Is not SO well this morning. His temper ature has risen again to lO2l q, the pulse remaining about 1l4 to He. His phy- sioisus express DO alarm, but say they hope for favorable change in the next 2i hours.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S-Last night as Mrs. De Bone, of this city, was pass ing along Post street she was suddenly approached by a Chinaman who threw q handful of black pepper ill her face, at the same time attempting to snatch her watch and purse. He was unsuccess- ful, however, in his attempted robbery. Her cries for help brought the officers to the spot, who soon captured the Mongol and locked him up on a charge of grand larceny. Mrs. De Bone suffered no In- jury and received but a small quantity of pepper in her eyes.
 LINCOLN. Cal, Feb. lS-Advices by telegraph from Nicolaus, Cal, state that at 2 o'clock a. m., a mob of 20 or more u.asFed men drove the Chino"e, fOit; four in number, from their quarters in that town. They also took possession of the steamer ID. l. Knight No. 7, and put the Chinese end their baggage aboard the boat, warning them not to return. The captain of the boat refused to take them away, but finally he saw all the odds were against him and he steamed down the river toward Sacra- mento, but intimated that he would put them of at the first landing. No vio- lence was resorted to.
 PoRTLASD, Feh. lS.-News from the town of Murray in Occur De Alene min
 Dg region, gives an account of the kill ing of Louis Whant by his partner Spencer. The latter surrendered him. self to the authorities and made state ment that he and deceased had a quar- rel and the killing was in self-defense. Upon investigation Wyant was found dead in the cabin, shot through the head, with a revolver by his side with one chamber empty.
 PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1.-The condi- tion of John B. Cough, who was last | night stricken with apoplexy, remains unchanged. Throughout the night and up to noon to-day he has been uncon' scious.
 LArER.-Gough's physician reports al midnight that there IS no improvement in his patients condition.
 MONTREAL, Feb. l7.-Judge Yates | of Peoria, Ill., who acted as curator tC s rich widow of that place, and who after having squsndered her fortune o Sl.OOO.OOO, absconded and deserted hn
 wife and family, has, together with young women named Cameron, whom if is alleged, he had ruined, and wh' fled with him, been traced to this city The woman is stIll here, but Yates dis
 appeared a few days ago, having, 1T |
 thought, discovered the presence of sey eral American detectives n the city.
 MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA special iron | Plymouth, Wis, says: This city va
 startled this morning by intelligence,
 received by courier, and since confirmed that James Eble, h's wife. father sn' three children, and Mrs. Kinney, per isbed by the burning of Ehle's resl depce, m the western part of the tow
 of Greensburg, this county, at an earl. bDur this morning. 4 hired man alon
 escaped, and, as he is known to be O
 vicious character, it is thought that tn
 fire and loss of life is the result of re
 vengeful incendiarlsm. The remains O some members of the family have bee
 taken from the ruins. An inquest IS Il
 progress.
 l SaS FRLNc1sco, Feb. 1S-Chas. Crock
 CT has donated S33000 to the Boys an' Girls Aid Society for the erection ot
 building on the society's two lots, nea Golden Gate Park.
 DESvKR, Feb. 1S-A Tnbune-Reput lican Santa Fe special says: Eight shee } herders on the ranch of Solomon huni , Valencia county. near the Arizona hn' had a fight with Apaches. All th herder were killed. Fort Luna officer with two forces of mounted men, hay gone to the scene of the tgh;.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Secretary Ll } mar to-day disallowed the following del relation claims: Mrs Jennet Gsrdine Los Angeles county, Cal, S3iO, for del relations committed in 1882 by Che. . enne Indians; Herman Hubbers, L' ] Angeles county, Cal, S2,5OO, for depr , dation committed in 1876 by unknow
 Indians: Wm. Wallace, San Dieg
 county, Cal, $l.5O0, for depreciation ,. committed in 1867 by unknown Indisn 8 Herman Haupt, Casa Grsnde, Arizon ' S2.OOO, for depredations committed s lS67 by unkno VII Indians.
 |, WASHINGTON. Feb. lS.-At the cloI s of the morning hour the House went T |, to committee of the whole, Sprirer of e linois in the chair, on the Fitz Jot ], Porter bill. Bragg of Wisconsin close ], the debate in support of the bill Eve ]. hart of Pennsylvania moved to recon ], mt the bill with instructions to stril | out the words "prior to his sppointme I under this act" so ss to make the provii + read "FItz John Porter shall receive 6 psy, compensation, or allowance whd
 SO ever," Reed suggesting that this ga