Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-27

ned' Attracted by the flames the neigl
 DOTS came and succeeded ID rescuiu
 The infant and Mrs. Williams. who live
 ionR enouSh 10 make q statement of th
 sHair to the authorities. Officers vel qulckly dispatched in search Of O'Brie
 snd De was captured twenty-five mIls
 rom the scene of the crime. Lynchio
 Is confidently expected.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 1S-Joseph I
 Ly nch, c ngresslonal candidate fruI
 tne sixth district. still maintains hi
 election and the Herald ediiorislly thi
 morning says he will be seated. Th
 general impression is that be will COT
 t'st the election.
 BOSTON. November 1S-The St Loul
 San Francisco railway have give
 notice that its new llne has been com
 pieted between Arkansas City, Kansas
 and Caldwell. IL is said to be the in
 entlon of the company to extend tn
 road westward to Albuquerque anr
 there connect with the Atlantic
 Pacific.
 The St. Louis & San Francisco slsr
 giVes notice 1t will open a new line t,
 Paris. Texas. in March. About fort
 miles ofthis road has already been built When completed to ParIs. the lIne vii
 connect with the Texas & Pacific, mak
 ing 8 new route between San Francisco
 and S.. Louis.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 18-Alersndel
 Goldenson, the murderer of Mamis
 Kelly, was brought before Judge Mur,
 pby to-day to plead to the indictment charging hIm with murder. Counsel for defense asked that the case be con- tinued until Saturday as defense intend. ed Co challenge the grand ;ury. claiming thst 1t was not legal body. The court granted the request,
 NEW YORK, Nov. IS-In pertsctiug the arrangements for the funeral of e1-Pres- ident Arthur, 1t has been determined to change the date of the ceremony until the morning of Monday, November 22i ID order to allow time for the arrival of several members of his cabinet and others of distinction, who have tele- graphed theIr de-Irs to be present at the obsequies. The services will be held on Monday morning at o'clock pre- cisely, in the church of Heavenly Rest. 9th Avenue and 45th street.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, November lS-Dolan, who killed Dr. Herga-ten to-day, attend . cd the Goldensop indignation meeting at Metropolitan Hall Friday night, and vas the person who moved that the au- thorities proceed with the trial of the murder, Goldenson, "to-morrow morn ing" He also participated in the dem UnstrRtIon against the county jail.
 DOlsn was arrested and locked in the city prison. He claimed that the shoot ing wzs done in self defense. He saId that when Secessesi 'assed for fifty cents he responded by asking Tor the payment of Sl250 which Hsrgarten had owed him for some time. Words followed and he left Hergarten and went tO the back part of the stable, the doctor followlng, as Dolan alleges, with a long knife ID bis hand. He backed away and warned Hersarten off but his warping did no good and HerRsrten agsib advancing upon him, he drew his revolver and fired.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. l9-The Times will print, to-morrOw, a statement about the coming of the Santa Fe system into this city by three routes. Oue K 10 come from San Diego by a route noN speci- lied, but probably by San Juan -Capis- trsno and Long Beach The articles of for this road, known as the Los Angeles 4 San Diego railroad, were filed here to-day. Another line IS 70 be the Riverside, Santa Ana & Los Angeles. which will crme in by way of \ Ansheim, and on which work Is being pushed as rapidly as possible. The | ihird line, the Los Angeles & San Bern | lrdIno railroad, has just filed articles of | at San BeTDardino. IL l will leave the California Southern at hat point and come 10 this cIty by 8 | las bought the Bigelow, Thuber. and | iammel properties along the river from First street south, sixty acres in all, for yer $S5,0OO The depot yards and will be located there snd ths he road will e1pend half million dol Hrs here within the next two years.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. 19-Wm. Bolan, Tho killed Dr Hergarton, has been in- icted by the grand jury for mu- Ter.
 LONDON, Nov. l9-3 p. m.-Hampstop ,ourt palace In Mid1lese1 on the names, twelve miles from thIs city, was et on fire to-day by the bursting of sn Il lamp. The fire started in the apart lent- putting on TervIs court. and all hese apartments have been destroyed. he flames have since spread to the sd- Dining buildings and are now raging 'ithIn Q few yards of the chspel and oval state apartments which are threat ned with destruction.
 LATER:-Tbe fire has now been sub ued.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 19.-Sam el NJ. Reding, grain broker of this ity, who was run over last night by a utter street dummy and had both legs roken, died at a late hour last night rom the effect of hIs injuries.
 FALL RIVER, Mass, November 19 It declared that strike m which 20.OO otton operatives will take part, will be here within a month unless he manufacturers grant an Increase ID ages. The demand made by the spin CTS two weeks ago to have their wages sstored to the rates psid m 1884 was received by the mil owners nd such dlsinterestedness displayed in leir neglect to notsce IL that the operst- les Of all grades have become exasper- ted and now there IS a strong feeling ID lyor of strike.
 MARYsvILE, Cal, Nov. 19 When ithI- two miles of thIs city last even lg, on the CsmptoDvile road. team er named Wm. Clark was held up by 70 unmasked higbwhymen and relieved SS0. The robbers have not yet been pprehended. SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. I9.-Fong An ing, condemned for the murder of a hinese woman about four years ago, ss hanged at l2:)S ?. m. to-day.
 WASHINGTON, Nov i9.-1he president ill leave for New York Sunday night attend the funeral of eI-President rthur, Monday morning. He will be 'compsnIed by Secretaries Bsyard, ndicott, Whitney, Lamar and POstm Is- r General Villas. The party will re- Irn to Washington Monday afternoon ter the funeral. WAsSISGT1S, November 19-This ternOon Attorney General Garland rmslly announced to the supreme 'urt the death of ex-President Arthur he chief justice said the court received e sad intelligence with sincere regret, Id as 8 mark of its respect to the de ased. would stand adjourned until ! lesdsy next. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 19--Suis has len commenced on behalf of the state