Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
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A1hA AN htAc AlC HuA H0-C OA NAAN te--f fe1g which IS composed of Boston and Chicago capitalists, to begin at once the construction of the road from Chicago to Kansas City. He declared that while the stock was not held by the Aichison,
 Topeka < Santa Fe stockholders m any exclusive sense. the road would unsues-
 uoDsblY fall into the control of that company, forming a through line from California.
 HEALDsBURG, Cal, December l3-
 Frank Woods aged 2l, and Lee Patien
 aged l3. living or Dry Creek, twelve
 miles from HealdsbuSG, went ous into
 the fields yesterday. Woods had gun
 which the boys took with them. The
 Woods boy returned alone ID the even % ing Search was instituted for Patten
 to-day, resulting ID the finding fl hi-
 body with bullet hole under the chm. he ball coming out at the top of his
 uead. The theory IS that the boys bs
 came drunk from wine. and that Woods
 accidentally shot his companion.
 SAN FRANcIsco. December l3-In
 the trouble between the new men on the street cars and the strikers, shoot ing took place this afternoon, m which B
 man twenty five years Of age, ShOse nGiae could not be ascertsined, was shot
 m the head and killed The trouble
 occurred at the up town terminus of the
 road.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, December l3.-War-
 rants were issned to-day for the arrest
 of John Mckenzie. stock broker, who | failed during the stock excitement, He
 is charged with the embeZzlempnt of funds belonging to some of hIs former customers.
 WASHINGTON. December l3 -Secrets-
 v Manning said last night he h.d no
 thought of resigning and that has health
 is improving daily.
 WAsHISGToS, December l3-A pen
 ,ion was granted to-day to Ida D.
 widow of Patrick s. Broderick, of San Diego.
 SAN FRASCIsco. December l3-POlice
 officer OsgoOd who Was stabbed this
 morning by an unknown man, had pro-
 trsctei swoou about II o'clock from less
 f blood. and heiwas thought for a while
 10 be dead. Vigorous manifestations.
 however. brought him to consciousness.
 He Is now resting easily with a slight
 hope of hIs recovery.
 SACRAMENTO. December I3-ChIef of
 Police 1Iliman of this cIty received
 dispatch to day from Chief of Police Phillips of Buffalo, \. Y, that he had
 irresied Wm. Haley, the thirteen year
 pld son of Patrick Haley of this city. for
 having stolen S70O from his father, $500 Of which was found upon his person.
 About the same tune the dispatch was
 received Patrick Haley reported tO the station house here that be had missed or
 been robbed Of S1O0 taken from his
 house and that bIs son having dIsap-
 peared few days since. he thought
 probably be had taken it. The dispatch
 Eas shown Haley concerning his sons arrest.
 SAN FRASCIsco December l3-Best lS
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 IR5Y. \. T.. December l3-Eiev5n of of Crooks Emitting mills resumed opera tIOus tu-say, practically euGIng the iagk- out which began uIne weess ego. live ,uIlls have already opened their doors Sixteen out of the tEenty-six mills belonging to the association GTe now running. It is thought that the other mills will resume this week. Terms nave been made with the Knights of La bor.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The striking car men he'd a meeting at noon to-day at which about l2j were present. 4 number of speeches We're made. Sev- erHl urged that no violence be resorted 60; all those who had arms should Icy them aside. The committee appointed Co call upon Chef Crowley reported that they had obtained bis promise to send l det4il Of police Co protect the prOcts- sion of strikers winch was to tBke place, l after the meeting adjourned. The com mIttee also reported that omplaints l mad been made for tine arrest f Jsmes | McCOTd, superintendent of the Sutter l street road. The meeting then adjourn ] ed and the strikers marched Co Sltter . street. followed by large crowd, The I line of march was to the ferry, back to | Sltter street, and over the same ground | covered yesterday, The cars on both | Sutter and GearS street roads were put | 'n this mornIdg aud have been running up to this hour without any disturbance sccuring.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, December 1.-The man who was shot during the riot y,s- lerdsy has been ideutified Cs Bernard ileInes, who lately srrIyed from the country and who was merely a spe.ia- Ter of events.
 SAN FRANCISCO. December H.-Ber- lard HeILZs, whO WAS suOt m inc head turing the melee at. the end of the Sut- Ter street road yesterday, died Bt Ills hIs morning.
 John Kelsey, who IS believed to have fred the fatal shot, was charged with murder after the death of Helnz.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. ll-It is ru- nored here that the elegant steamer J. II. White, running between Nlcksburg md New Orleans. burned last night Iesr Baton Rouge, aud that fifty lives Eere lost. MEMPHIS, Dec. 4-l0:55 a. m.-The . oss of ihs steamer J. M. White has ] sen confirmed. She burned to the | -ateT's edge at II o'clock last night. C ihile lying at bank near Bayou Sara. nd about sixty lives were lost, c-psist. ! lg largely of women and children. { early all the crew were saved. Among 6 be passengers reported lost Is the SUI 6 of tbs Vandalia railroad at 2 Istchez, who, together with his wife ( nd children. peiished m the disaster. e he books of the boat were lost. M.a- c re details were received here over the C ires of Louisville, New Orleans and ? eI8s railway. v NEW ORLEANS, La, December 1.-The a eAmer J. M. White, from Nicksburg, ? iss.. tn New Orleans. was burned at e o'clock last night st Blue-Stoue, q oint Coupee, thirty miles above Bat, h ouge. She had quite n number of pas | nRers aboard, 2lO bales of cotton and i' 0JO sacks seed. Several lives are re- tS 'rted lost. but Captain James F. Muse. b hO was in command. telegrsphs that s' fly one life, the porter of the boat. is q lOwn to be lost. The boat sni cargo h gre total loss. The J. M. White was el IIlt in 1878. st a cost Of SIPS 600 and eC IS regarded by many as the finest and pl stest boat ever run on the Mississippi el Ter. The boat was owned by Captain Jl hn W. TabRn. She was valued at m 00,OO0. The cargo doubtlessly fully CT yered. er Dec. l4-MOruson hss t