Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-10

were added with amendments relating to line qualities of cotton goods and su gar du ies were reduced ten per cent.
 Los ANGELES, April 3-rhe Herald to-day auuOun ces s change in the pro pf'etor-hip. by winch J. D. Lynch as Scciates with himself partner. Nc name is given, but the editorial sn nouncement says the Ie son Is one of the most expert end brilliant newspaper men on tue cOast. It Is generally un. ders;oOd to be J. ]. Aver. the state printer. who has been m this city for the past week.
 ST Lotus, April 3.-At 3:3O o'clock this morning q fire wHs discovered in the rear portion of the Planters house, cor ner Of Fourth and Pine streets. It was found that the laundry room as we'll as the drying room of the hotel were m flames and burning fiercely. The watch man and night clerk warned the guests, l3 in nnmber. The greatest excite ment prevailed and for some time a panic was expected, but Rs soon as the guests reached the ground floor and found no immediate danger in tha: DOT tion of the building the excitement grew less and some guests returned to their rooms tO procure such va!uables as had been left Tn their hurry to escape. several trunks were thrown from the third and fourth floors only to be dashed to pieces. One lady appeared at a third story window and throwing out her grip, reached for one of the ruDgs of the fire escape and landed in short order on the side walk. The firemsn Oorked en- ergeticglly and at about 5:20 the fire was extincuisbed and but for the complete drenching of the main portion. the, hotel suffered but little. The firemen in making their round through the building made hOr- rible discovery. On the fourth floor, in the north hall, they came acrOss the dead bodIes of two women servants One wBs immediately recOsn Zed as Kate Cassidy, and the other Is thought to be Mary Burk- In another room another pitiahle scene was witnessed. Here a ,hird unfortunate was found, who proved to ba Mary COoney. another employee of the linen department. The dead girls were employees of the house and were not over twenty years of age The body of another girl who died from suf- location, was found later, making four deaths m all. One male employee of the hotel made his escape with great difficulty and only after suffering terri hly from the smoke When he reached the ground the blood flowed from his eats and month. Three years ago the hotel hal a ngrrov escape. lt was about the same hour ID the morning shat the ire was reported day, and broke ous in tho same place, m the kitchen wing fariug on a narrow alley 1T the rerr. when three lives were lost of empi"' ees sleeping in the top story of the wig on fire.
 MILAN, April 3.-Serious riots have occurred tsrc In consequence of th,' re- >is.Hnce '0 tte tsx on bread, on tie part of workrc residing in the suburbs and employed in thiF city. The police gre making met se.ions efforts to suppress the d.-orG rs and arrests have a!rca'iy been Isade. The gas and electric lamps have been wrecked In all parts of the cIty,
 LONDON. April Cambridge won the University boat race cn ;he Thames this morning. The sky was cloudy, the weather mild ani the wind strong, at the start and during the race the water was sufficiently lumpy to put to thorough test the stamina of the men in the contest. Betting was in favor of the Cambridge crew. The r.ver hanks were crowded with people, ihuu-auds of peo- pie making the rHce the event for hol- iday. 4 crowd of rough snd ;ll-clad peo- pie appeared on the scene Hs if to re mind the holiday makers that they were Englishmen incapable of enjoying them selves. These marched in Q possession along the race course. headed by band and hearing banners, calling attention to the distress among the unemployed.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. April 3.-A meeting of the Republican County committee was called for tbe Palace hotel last night The manager of tte hotel refused Co grant the gse c' ;lr parl1r owing t0 the disturbance had Et the last meeting. Several cf the HiGgIn~ faction left, where upon the Chutr, Conroy and McCOrd wing held @ meeting Tn tie realing T, um. Chairman Fsrveli v8s deposed and J hn Smith elected. Five new mem bers were elected hy tEe new faction and admitted to esats. Resolutions were adopted fayoriGg open primaries under the Porter law.
 KASsAs CITY, April 3-The Journsrs Parsons, ker=ss, speoial says: EIght companies oi kilPatrick's first regiment of Kansas National Guards arrived last evening numbering about 400 men. Just after passing Ottawa, "A gang of rufiians came up on the track md sIg- nailed the engineer to stop, which be .T. 1a.sN.rr ,.uvus1 pie, handed note to fine engiure- invit- ing him not to pull the cars out of O.,awR. The major was in the front aart of the tram and. getting the note he drew drew n rifle and threatened to shoot the leader, where1pon tbey fled from the track. General Roberts will arrive from Lawrence at midnight. when Adj5iaut Geoeral Campbell will return from To9ekH. No trouble i- an ticipatet to-rorroE. when the trans will be moved. Tbe troops are in good trim and ready for work is need be.
 MoSTEvrDE'. April 2. win Galveston April 3.-A strong government forcs un- der Generals Taisi ani Arritis. has been attacked near the river Daiman ly the revOlutiOnists ArredOndo and COstro. It kfNNf-A DAFNNA AAONH~ htAE GFANGAFD with loss of iO0 men.
 NEW YORK. April 3.-The political or- caniZs,ions Hre casting out those con Decied with ihe Broaiwry surface rail- road scandal. At meeting uf the tam- many committee On orgHuiza ton last night, tbe resicusiious 0t Ex. Aldarua n Kirk. l.. A. Fullrsatf. sni Chas \. Dempsey and Biiy Noloray and were tendrrei nnl accepted.
 WAsHrNGToy, AIril 3-Ths physic. ian= oi Secretary Mann oE report bis condition last night unchanged.
 CrrY CT MExiCo, April 3.-Presideni Di-z sent his message to Congress yes terday. IL says. regarding the killing o! Capt. C-awiori by the Mexican soidiers that the Mexican fOrce WAS composed of of vol upteers from Chihushus. who nat. urally would nor believe that the In. dians with Capt Crawford were friends Tor. according tO the treaty which per. mitted the sOldiers of either republic tC cross the frontier in pursuit of the hos
 tile Indians, only regular troops were allowed to cross The president express
 es regret at the occurrence.
 CHICAGO, April 3-The Citrus fair is tC
 close within ten days. The attendenc'
 yesterday was the largest yet. with on'
 exception. There were l5O0 people
 present.
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