Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-20

, failing for several weeks past anu hl:
 death was not unexpected. The illness
 of which be died was Brlghts disease of
 the kidneys. He was conscious to the
 last and died peacefully at hls rooms in
 Buena Vista House, corner of Pine and Taylor Sts. He leaves widow and one
 dsus hter
 WASHINGTON, March l5-Ex- Governor
 Michael Hahn, representative in con
 gress from the second district of Louis
 jana. died suddenly this morning at
 Willisrd's Hotel, of hemorrhage of the lungs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March I5.-James Irvine, the we'll known millionaire grocer died this morning.
 NEW YORK, March l5.-Those who witnessed the encounter designated 1t as "the greatest middle welght fight on | record" IL was fought at o'clock yes terday morning. at Rye. on the border | line between New York and Connecticut. The contestants were George LaBlanche | of Boston, and James Dempsey, of New York. The stakes were 5000 8 side and about S2,OOO in purse made up by a couple of notable gentlemen of this city. Dempsey was the winner, l3 desperate rounds being bitterly contested, and 1t IS | declared that a better and more manly fought fight was never witnessed. There were about forty person present, includ- iDg 2S members of the New York Racket club.
 SANDY Hook, March l5.-The steamer Oregon, of the GuiOn line, was run into by schooner yesterday while east of fire Island, having two holes stove in her. She commenced sinking at once. Her passengers and crew were removed and she was abandoned. During the afternoon she sank. It IS not known what became of the schooner, but 1t IS believed she went down with all on board.
 DALLAS, Texas March l5.-Rsceivers Crown and Sheld, ,on have received notice from the United States marshal that the Texas | Pacific railroad IS now open from end to end at Big Springs. Twen- weight mechanics have gone to work ID .he car shop, meeting with Do oppo- sitlOn. All trains are moving on the trsns-continental division.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March l5-A dispatch | received from Washington states that Senator MIller's remains, in charge of five senators and seven representatives, will arrIve in San Francisco next Friday. The body will be ID state in the nor tuary chapel of Trinity church, ID this city, until it's burial, on Sunday.
 TOLEDO, O., March 15.-The mills of the roleio Linseed Oil O., were des- troyed by fire this morning. They were | .k L. s-~ one hurdred barrels of uapthR stored | in the bui!dinG exploded, shaking the | whole city, shstlerinG the window pdnes | in the neighborhOod. Two men on the | opposite side of the street were badly | injured, and number of others were | burned. Loss, one hundred thousand; | insurance seventy thousand.
 SACRAMENTO, March l5.-The Anti Chinese executive committee has adopt ed the following: Resolved. that on and after May lst, 1856, each member of this association will strictly us he | possibly can, exercise his personal right | not to patronize those persons that he IS | satisfied could dispense with Chinese l help and that no general bOycOtting | shall be attempted by this association | until after the tenth of November, 1886, | for the purpose of giving all persons | reasonable time to prepare for 1t.
 BERLIN, March 1j.-Immense snow falls are reported in Silesia, and | several villages are completely bur jed and the inhabitants obliged to dig | their way out. Five children were frozen | to death while going to school.
 NEW York, March l5.-Archbishop Corrigsn has received on official letter from Rome in which 1t Is stated there was passage ordering him tO discOun- tenance any Catholics from belonging 10 the Knights of Labor. That tO en- force the power of the church to break up the Knights of Labor was impera- tive. It IS indicated that simultaneous ly the archbishop of Quebec issued his | denunication of the Knights, and for bade all Catholics to remain members. The understanding Tn high Catholic | circles here Is that in refusing to give l New York the succession to McClOsky | in the cardlnalate and specially now Tn | deciding to go to Canada for the second | American cardinal, the Pope expresses | a rebuke for effsctually dlscountenan- | cing secret societies and orders among | the Irish here, and to COrrigan's len iency to Catholics in the matter was the l cause of bis losing a cardinslate.
 SAN FRAxCIsCo, March 15.-A writ of mandate was issued to-day from the su- preme court compelling the state comp t.Oller to turn over from the state treas ury to the city of San Francesca SGO.- 635 for the support of indigent people over 60 years of age for the year past. It ia the intention tO use about Si1,UUO of the sum in the construction of new aims house.
 WASHINGTON. March l5.-Lieut. A. W. Greedy, the Arctic explorer, has sub mitted to a severe surgical operation. IL consisted of severIng the nerves and sep | Rrating the flesh and muscles from the I base ot the spine. It IS hoped that the | operation will destroy the acute neural | sia from which be has been a constant | sufferer since bis return from the Polar re,lons. Should it fail to have the de sired effect, he will be compelled to un- | dergo & scsrifyIng of the spine with red | hot iron, au operation similar Co that | which Clara Morris underwent in Paris | a few years ago.
 NEW YoEk, March 1j.-The Suns | Washington special says: About twenty . of the presidents nominations will prob | ably be rejected by the senate. Among l these are: John GOcde of Virginia, so- licjtor general: Zach Montgomery. sO- ! licitor of the interior department, D. C. | Bradley, collector of internal revenue ! for South Carolina, M. c. Gray, collector | of internal revenue for West Virginia; l Warren Green, sou of NOrwin Green of New York. to be consul general at Japan, | and several pOstmssters. including those | at Detroit. Mich, Lsporte. Ind, Nlcks- burg. Miss, Hamilton, Mo, and Sioux l City. Iowa. There are also 8 number of appointments in Indiana and several territorial judges.
 Ho1L1srER, March 15-Mr. Campbell | closed for the prosecution to-day, In the | Prewett murder trIal. Judge Breen's | charge to the jury occupied nearly one | bour' The case went to the jury short | Iy before four. A little before seven the | inry came into court for further Instruc- 1 tions. asking particularly about murder | in the second degree
 There will probably be no verdict to- night.
 GrArNIs, March iI5.-R c. Beard, |
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