Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-24
was to-day sentenced by the superior court to ten years at San Quentin.

l SAN FRANCISCO, July lS- The 6upreme
 court to-day affirmed judgment of the lower court, sustaining the demurrer of
 the defendant in a suit brought by the
 treasurer of Santa Clara county against
 the Central Pacific railroad company 3 for fifty thousand dollars damages on i account of the company refusing tc car , " Gs freight or allow him tO carry ss
 baggage on the trains of the company the sum of S9l 900 and odd dollars. The court holds that the money WIS not ; baggage and that the railroad company wGs not compelled to receive money as
 freight, that tine functions ot the com mon carrier are delegated to express companies.
 SACRAMENTO, Jlly l9-When inter-
 viewed this morning OF the possibility
 of an attempt being made to elect U.
 $. Senator during the special session OS
 the Legislature. Governor Stcneman,
 said, emphgticglly that he had not the slightest idea that anything of the kind
 would be attempted. Il did not ;a:l C
 give the question serious consideration. and consulted with the ablest lawyers
 in tue stGte. before l issued ;he procla
 nation. They all agreed that np cleo
 tion of |. 5. senator cOLld be had at an . ! proclamation. 1 have reason to believe
 that no attempt will be made to do any,
 thing of the kind.'
 WAsHINGToS, July l9.-TLe president 1 accompanied by Secretary Bayard and l Whitney end Secretary Lamont will
 leave Washington for Albany, where
 they will spend Thursday as guests of Gcv. Hill.
 ST. LoUIs, July l9.-Chas. T. DavIs.
 an attorney, was arrested this morning
 charged with an attempt to briUe cer-
 tain members of the house of delegates
 to support with their votes the Park | railroad bill.
 CONVECTION, Ky, July l9-Ihor:as | Breanemer came home drunk last night, | and taking a hammer began to tear l down the fence around his house. His l wife begged him to stop, and he threw | the hammer at her, but missed her. Just ] thon his sop Henry. aged ls. arrived | home from work, and when the father | again attempted to strike his wife, the | son picked up Pieceof brick and threw
 1t at his father, striking him on the head and killing him. The boy gave
 himself up and was placed ID jail.
 MILWAUKEE, Juiy l9-The anarchists. | Frank Putin, AntOne Palm and Carl | SemOn, were to-day sentenced to nIne
 months each il the house ot correction. l
 SAS FRANCIsCo, July 19-A fire this ! morning destroyed a modern frsme l
 building at Nos. 9lf and 9IG Stockton l street, occupied by Chinese. Loss $l0.- | O0O; insurance S2.OOO. Origin unknown. LONDON, July l9-The new parlia-
 meDt will be summoned to meet August |
 5ih. Il. will then be Bdjouued until | some time in October.
 WASHINGTON. July l9-The fortifica-
 ton appropriation bill. which appropri- l stes S62J,UJO for the armament and re-
 palrs of sea coast Qualifications, passed | the house to-day.
 SACRAMENT. July 9l-Both houses | of lcgislGture met shortly after noon to-
 day and after a formal opening and | reading of the glverDor's proclamation
 ftatIng the objects of the extra session
 both boiIes ac burned untIi 2t0. 0.morr6v. the assembly, out of respect to the memory cf deceased assemblyman John Lstierty, and the senate ont ot respect to the memory of deceased senator <. B. Beauvais.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 2O-The latest dispatches from Sacramento state that the governor, in an interview last night on the subject whether an attempt would be made by she Legislature m ex- tTa session tO elect U. ;. Senator, re- piled that If a sufficient majority con Ciuiel that the election at thls time is an extraordinary emergency, 1t would seem probable that one would be elect ed. He added that he had not, how ever, anticipated any such move when be issued the call for the extra session.
 Senator NrOOman says senator will be elected.
 Mcclure is Of the same opinion and l says that even If the democrats with draw, the republicans will march into , the assembly, where with 8 republican < speaker, they will, on joint ballot, elect s a senator. Sargent is still regarded as \ the first choice, with Perkins second f Creed Hay ymond Is also mentioned as Q s possible candidate. The water question n seems to be completely overshadowad ~ for the time by the senatorial one. An n effort will be made to have Mcclure in V troduce the bIll. It is not believed that |, beyond meeting to-day, anything otim- [ portBnce will be done. A
 SAN FEASCIsCo, July 2G.-A report has b reached here from Sacramento that a sl number of democratic members of the fi legislature sIgniGed thelr intention ot Jolting and going out Of the state into V Nevada in She event that an attempt k cI made Co elect United States Senator t' n place of George Hears. at the special essIoa that bCs been convened by the d governor. They have precedent for S hIs in the JOltIng of tbe democrats In te he Ohio legislature. who, on q similar S occasion, placed themselves out of reach mi f a call of the house by gong into Ken ucky.
 ST LOUIS. Mo, July 2O.-The Santa 7, iRrIa, Texas correspondent Of the Globe su Democrat, ;eleGrephs that parties from iu I b. other s!deiOf th- Rio Granje report '' bat gang of oailBR5 irrm this side. nder General Antonio MIlsteid, entered q ,ilEdts, outraged some women and b '5Uei the citizens of their horses R-d b, rms. They also report that six pris- To ECrs were capiurei yesterday by the th overcnent troops and that they were Is ung. Several peaceable rsnchers from " le-Ico have crossed over :be rIvar to SC iIs side with their horses and sil rms. Sheriff Bolts and party re at ] rce drove of horses gathered by the Fr HndIis, on the other side and which da as intended to be crossed at Bauco last VI Ight, had been turned loose by the au iiCves. th1 Another dispatch to the Globe-pemo- -at Fays: A private dispatch received =
 New Laredo to day reports that ,iu ,ht occurred ot NitamOrss. Mexico, yes TOT rtcy, and that great excitement pre- I'' T- lls.' Ie FRESNO. July 20.-The town oi Ma ~, ga was destroyed by fire last night. Ie loss i5 reported to be very heavy. D particulars have pet been received. o'c Jaly 2l-IIatch Of Mis- GSI uri, rising to question of privilege, i;. ut Co the clerks desk and bad read ex- lcts from Senator Ingalls' speech in e senate yesterday on oleomsrgarine acc .l. m which he characterized Gs shame Wi spectacle. the support of this mea- left re ID the house under tEe legdersh hIp bar the chairman of the committee. him II purspad m this busiupss and uu,r, |