Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-23

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 don cable says" "Bradlsugh's swea.ingia Wen' oil w!thoCt scene, though with somr amusing incident. He seized op or t.stamentE IS soon as they were brought to him and proceeded Co swaaI
 hlinse!i in. IL was an amusing sight. as he Was getting redder and re3ier, clasp.
 Ing the gOrgeOusiy bound testament to
 his breast Sr Erskine May made him
 sweerssgeln sud carefully scrutinizsd d Lis hois'erioas kiis. His appeal before tue house og Lords will be hasteuei aud
 II the verdict Is against him, the govern
 nent will prosecute hIm for sitting and
 voting; but ii lt k Ia his favor, tue dis
 graceful struggle will bc over. ft is
 asserted ag;hOritativeiy that that ihe
 government, acting upon the repors of
 the legal advisers of the crown, has de cidet {" take legal proceedings to oast Bradluugh from his seat m the House CT Commons. The main ground of the proceedings is the fear that be has de elare1 that the oath IS not binding on hls conscience.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1j.-Charles Wilson tcolored) was hanged this morning for the murder of Wm. A. David, second mate of the steamer Fannie Twatum, on July 3ist, 1885, by hitting him on the head with rock. Wilson had been dis charged and ordered away from the steamer, but returned to get some money he cluimei ls owing him.
 After tbc trap wgs sprung the body fer moment remained mOtiOnless and then tdere wns enaciei a scene Ot horror which chilled the blood Of all who wit messed it. Two doctors, Cne on either slde, were each holding wrist when the violent contortiOns of the hanging fig ure showed them aside and before they couli regain their hold upon the man, whose actions showed that he was in full rO-session ol his faculties, he made frantic struggle to release himself. His ngh5 shot ID, clutched the rope and held 1t firmly. It seemed as fl the man must die by slow degrees from strangu- lftiOn, but one of tine doctors succeeded in disengaginc the hand and in a short time the body hung 8 lifeless corpse.
 SAN TRANcIsCo Jan. Ij-The county Grand Jury met this morning and indie tel Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy who recently disappeared and k supposed to have salled to Honolu.u. It has been decided to send detective Bee after the fugitive.
 LONDON. Jan. lj.-John Magee, who pleaded guilty to the charge Of attempt ing to procure money from the Prince ot Wales by writing threatening letters, vas today sentenced tO seven years pen a se-vi'uda.
 SAN JosE, Jan. IJ-The Anti Coolie lengue las. night resolved to call q con- vent!ou, to meet here n February, also to circulate a petihOn for signers asking Congress to rescinj the Buriinsame t1s 8iy.
 CINCINN, IT, Jan. lj.-HIram W. Davis d Cos carriage manufacjOry was burned this morning. Loss, SlJ3,GJy; insurance SlOOUJU.
 BELLEvLLE, Ills, Jan. I6-Noah Nel- Timan, cJ,Ored, was hanged here at noon for the murder O: his wife 2 months ago.
 WAsHrSGToS, Jan. 15.-Blaud has in- trodaced a bili ropealing SO much Of the act ot June 9th, 1879, as provides for the exchange and redemption of subsidiary coin. Referred.
 Docsery, from tLc committee on ac- counts, reported Joint resolution allow ing discharged employees of the House one month extra pay. After considera- ble debate the resolution was defeated, yeas 7l, nays lS9.
 NEW ORLEANS, Jan. li-A special to the Timcs-DemOcTat from the Indian Territory says: Reports from the ranges are tO the effect that the cold weather hGs been particularly severe on the cattle interest m the Cherokee Na- ton, where the greater part of the stock range ia centerei. The loss IS heavy, nearly every stock man losing "A nGInber ot cattle. The Mcclellan Cattle Com pauy has lost many head as have also all members of the Cherokee Live Stock Association. In the Choctaw and Chick asaw Nations the loss has also been great. Cattle have wandered for miles and, ID many instances. have been stopped b. wire fences. remaining there until frog n to death. The streams have all been frozen over many days, and want of water and food, together with the bitter cold, have combined to cause the death of unnumbered head of cattle and horses. Altogether the cold snap has been most disastrous to the stock raising interests in Indian Territory.
 SAN FKANCIsCo, Jan. 15.-The steamer Cache arrived thIs morning. She brings Hong Kong dates to December IS, and Yokohama to December 2Sth.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Jan. H.-This morning a death occurred m South Port land from a remarkably strange cause. The twO-year old daughter of John Shannon, teamsier, early in the sum mer began to eat earth, for which she developed an inOrdinate ppetite. Neither punishment nor kindness nor threats could break her of the habit. When confined to the house she would scrape dirt from other children's shoes and eat 1t. Three weeks ago the par ents began tine strictest watch, and the child was permitted tO eat only whole some food. Her appetite was good, yet she began tO grow tbin and a sort of iaundice set in. The child grew weaker and weaker untI! this morning, when '. died. The parents would not permit a post mogteul. but it IS the opinion Of phyeic.ans tha. the dirt eaten by the child clogged the bil.ary duct, and tbis produced death.
 CHIcAGo, Jun. lJ.-A sensational report is published ny city paper giving its investigation of SJciaiistIc G1lngs here. The Socaiisiic Brotherhood has the ad- vantage of possessing an organ printed n the German language, which, week af- ter week disse inmates incendiaTy ideas, while from it's job press go circulars, mavs, eic., describing streets, sewers and tunnels of the city, Hni giving instruct ions in street warfare and n the pEac- tical use of explosives. Socialist leaders claiIl that they have established depots for storing various bombs, and that they have lists of prominent persons to he d.sposed of by dynamite. They fur ther claim that every Sunday morning for a year bands of Socialists have been going to the country to practice the throwing of bombs, and that tests of their effectiveness and manner Of explo- sion have beer frequently made.
 ToMBST NE, Jan.l5.-An Italian miner employed by the Tombstone Mill and Mining Company. today had his skull fractured by losing his gr1p on the han dle of windlass, whichswingiDg around struck him upon the top of the head. He will probably recover. Michael