Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-29

before Judge Daniels in the Supreme
 court this afternoon. General Pierce
 argued for the stay and Assistant Dis trc; Attorney McCabe opposed IL for the
 people. Judge Daniels denied tue mo-
 iinn, and Jahne wlll be taken to Sing
 Sing m the morning.
 FL PAso. May 20-The rebellion at
 CusihuIsiAchIc, in the state ot Chihua-
 hua, which IS now virtually over, was
 precipItated by one of Tsodora Cassven D.
 tess followers killug PaDchO Alguin, q
 wealthy merchant of the town who had
 been elected iefe politico and who WIS &
 political opponent of Casayentes. After
 the killing. the Ca aveutes faction, about 300 strong, commenced to sack the town
 stealing 1000 from the federal treasury,
 and about sl7,0O0 in money snd goods
 from the various stores. The local su- thorities opposed the rebels to the best of their ability and the Ameriesn In- babitants of the city banded together for the protection of theIr property. Thls state of siege continued until the federal troops arrived. before whom the 5oOeis asd, most Ji them ttsiS;; t..i.S .GG sG the mountains. A number of conspIrstors were caught and four are now under sentence to be shot. The party who
 fired the first shot which killed Alguin IS still at large, out it IS expected he VIII be caught m day or two, m which case his doom is sealed.
 VIRGINIA CITY, May 20.-The repubIi- can state central committee to-day SC lected Carson as the place for holding | the state convention.
 NEw YORK. May 20.-The Freiheit ap- | peared yesterday, but the editor, John | Most, said nothing about the attempted | meeting last night. In three columns | or editor Il be made m exposition of the | tenets oi the anarchists in which he said {; | | Capitalists are everything by virtue of | the state, therefore anarchists say down | with the state" If we are to put an end | to capitalists, we must dash to pieces | his power, the state. How the state is Co be dushed to pieces is described by a | communication from one of Most's men. "TO woTkIncmen of New York: Take ex. ample of those noble persons in our cause. the brave b mb throwers of Chi | | cagO." says the writer. your best and surest ally, dynamite, will surely not | leave you in the lurch. It is only with | you tO use 1t with as glorious conse- queDces gs did your friends n Chicago. Therefore comrades arm yourselves" ST. JOINS, N. F., May 20. St. Georges bay. on the west ast of New FOundland, tele9rsphs the following ex trHordIuary story: A French vessel ar rived here yesterday from St. MalO, bound tD Port Hn ChOix She came for the purpose of landing Miss Louise JOurDeEux, who was pIcked up in an open boat ht sea, about twenty miles oil the Island of Jersey. She, with a gen tleman named Farne, went boating op April <. Her companion let one oar slip and ID attempting tJ recover it. lost the other and jumped overheard to re- cover them. The wind was fresh and through s'rong current setting iron the land. the boat fast drifting beyond Sarne's res.ch and hs was comp. He'd to swim for Ind. Mrs JouTneapx, alone
 m the boat, drifted Co ses, and for forty hnnrs she lived in solitary agony until rescued by French vessel. Violent winds of shore prevented the French man from reaching Jersey and the lady yEs carried across the Atlantic to New f"undland. Fame reached St. Hilsires harbor safely, but hIs story was dlsbe- iieved. People from the shore affirmed that they heard cries of murder from the sea Farne wss arrested snd indicted fO! murder. E.s liberation is of course certain, Miss Journeaux having tele. SrsDhed her miraculous escape home.
 WASHINGTON, May 20.-The house iD committee Of the whole non-concurred in the senate SS00,000 amendment to the pOstoffice bill.
 The vote confirming the action on for eign mail service was: Ayes IFS, nays So. The result WAS received with a round of applause from the democratic In ka , now be sent to the senate and then go to the conference committee.
 ST. LoUIs, May 20.-As the Maxwell case proceeds, the interest ID the pris. Oner and his probable fate, increases. Several prominent clergymen were pres ent at the court this morning. as were also s large number ot ladies, and these, together with many other spectators, packed the room to the doors. The first witness vas a barber named Armo. Maxwell came to his shops between six snd seven o'clock on the evening of April 9th. 1885. His hair and beard both were very long. and he asked to have the former trimmed and the latter shaved of. The barber did this and Maxwell asked him if be could recog- nize him then, If be had known him 1 when his hair and beard were long. Witness told him such thing would be ( impossible. Maxwell seemed pleased at i bis answer. Samuel Hughes. ticket agent for the San Francisco railroad, identified the person as the man 10 , whom he had sold ticket to San Fran cisco on April 9th. He identified the ticket which bore his own signature and that If H. NJ. Brooks. The prisoner had made DO inquiry as the price of the tick. ct, and when be paid for it dre v forth @ | Jorge roll of bills of large denomination. [
 George Hess, a pawnbroker, testified that on the Monday after Easter Sun ( day. the prisoner called again, purchss- c ed flute for eight dollars and set of ' diamonds. paying for them with hum ' dred dollar bill, which be selected from a roll of several of the same denomina- a ton.
 BUFFALO. May 20.-Col. John B. Fol ' som grandfather of Mss Frankie Fol 2 som, died yesterday at Folsomdsle. Erie. Go. He's been an invalId for sey- 2 eral years. s
 NEW YORK, May 20.-Half an hour sf- a ter the sentence had been passed by . Judge Barrett upon Jsehne, Judge Dsn- iels granted stay of proceedings.
 NEW YORK. May 20-Alderman Jaehne ! was this morning sentenced by Judge . Bsrreit to nine years and ten months , in Sing Sing. $ SAN FRANcIsco. May 20.-The Arizona Reduction S Mining Co, has been in i corporated with the folloving directors: G. l. Harphsm, l.. W. Hsrphsm, c. [ Jau-ea, F. E. Brown and Nj. R. D 'dge. Capital stock, $l0l 900, to be divided in- to 20.COO shares of S each. NEW HAVEN, May 20-Pufessor Theo- dore Dviyht was unanimously elected President of the Yale College. at the t corporation meeting today, to succeed T President Porter, resigned. SAN FRASCI-co. May 20.-Among the 8 passengers on the steamer Humboldt 3 which sailed for Eureks this morning, D was General O. O. Howard accompanied ' by Aide-de-Csmp Creole, to begin ! tour of inspection of the Department of ! California. The first place visited will I be Fort Gsston. f
 WASHINGTON, May a0.-The House
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