Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-10
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8 entire bullion product of the countr 6 many bullion producers preferred shi plng thelr bullion out of the counlr under the new law the export duty c bullion will be oply about three D, ? cent.
 I NEW YORK. March The big furu 1 ture factory of Potter k Stymns caugt [ Ire thIs afternoon. The building wI , psrily occupied Dy the Herton Bros
 also by w. n. Entell, furniture manr lecturers and the Pneumatic Tube c, ] The Vanderbilt hotel was also damage ? by the fire. The hospital on the nor,
 west corner W@s badly scorched. Los IS estimated st one million.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March I-.r1-Judg
 N. V. Shst,er, who has been acting n
 counsel 10 hIs sons divorce case, now oI
 Trial, was attacked this afternoon Es b
 was leaving the court room, by Car
 Lsnge, brother of young Shsfter'
 wife. Lsnge fired two shots, neitne
 taking effect, at Shstter. who immediate
 ly took hold of LanRe and in the slrug
 gle both men fell to the fl DOT when tn,
 pistol wss again discharged without ei
 feot LaDge Is sailor by occupation.
 SAN FSASCIsCo; March l.-Josapl Garcia de CEdez, aged Si yesTs. former l ly professor of matbema ics, while eittine
 on a window sill in his room in ,his cit,
 this afternoon, lost his balance aud fell His brains were dashed cut on tha side | walk below.
 ALBUQUERQUE, March 1.-An freight conductors and brakeuen on the X. S r
 rsilrOsd struck lsst nigh'. Tue new superintendent wanted tc reduce wsget ! nearly one half.
 WASHINGTON, March l.-The senate passed a resolution cireciing the p-ssi dent to negotiate a tregty ;o cut eff Il | Chinese immigration.
 FL PAso. Tex, March 1.-The impor- tstIon of silver ore from Mexioo through the custom house during the month O: February was five thousand four hun. dred sni twenty-five tors valued ai S2i6,9l9 against i've thousand and nine ty tons for January.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, March The sesti- mOny for the prosecution in the trial Oi John 4. Dimmig for the murder O. Henry BenhayOn closed teddy. D.m- mig was placed on the stand and gave brief account Of his wsnderiDgs and life but DO testimony was elicited having any important bearing on the case.
 JACKSON, Cal, March l.-The principal business portion Ct the town of Su;ler Creek WIS destroyed by fire this after noon. The fire started ID the Corbett hotel on toe east side of Main street, and burned all the busIness places on the east side Of the street. It then crossed to the west side aud burned over twCnty business houses with nearly all their contents. The loss will reach over one hundred thousand dollars. The fire IS still burning but under con troi.
 WAsHISGToS, March In the debate on the resolution calling on the Presi- dent to Degotiste treaty with the Em- perOr of Chins for the exclusion of Chi nese labor, Sherman tBid the time had come when he believed the general sen timent of the people was that the law should be fairly enforced and Chinese labor ex ,luda1 from this country, that the feeling hEd cen most strongly ex- pressed before the committee CD foreign affairs, by the Pacific coas: senator and representatives. In addition 10 the treaty with China Do said that there should be treBties 10 the ssmc effect with Great Britain, France and Mexico. Reso- lutIcn adopted.
 WAsHISGToN. March In the honse, Belmont, oi NeE York, called up a joint resolution authorizing the President to arrange & conference at Washington, ID 1889. for the purpose of promoting arbl- trstion and eEooursgingireciprocal com mercial relations between the United States snd the Republics of Central and South America and the Empire of Bra zrl. Resolution adopted. House sd- journed.
 CHICAGO, March 2-Arthur and his lieulensuts and officials on the BurliDg- ton road both report no important de velopmeEts in tbe strike situation this morning. The road claims to be msk- ing steady gsins in their fight, and that their passenger seTvice IS practically the same as before the strike snd they are moving freight on every division of their line to-day. Not one of the Reading men whom they employed in the strikers places, has yet deserted.
 WASHINGTON, March 2-ChBirmgn Mills IS much pleased with the result O. inc work of the Democratic members oi his committee. Er ssys bIll so con servstive Bnd fair will conmand a ma iority in nk, house. He admits that fourteen Democrats Of The Randall school will probably vote agsInst the messure-two from Pennsylvania, two from New Jeraa Y, four from Ohio. four from Louisiana and two from Califor- mia. He expects, however, that their votes will be offse. by those of at least eight or ten republicans, mostly from the northwest,
 sAS FRANCIsco, March 2.-Thos Gibbs, who was assaulted by four Chi nese hiehbindeTs yesterday morning, died at the receiving hospital thIs fore noon. Two Chinsmen were arrested on suspicion, and are stlll held at the ci'y prison. but the detectives thus far, have been unable to fiud clue to the perpe- trators of the crime.
 LONDON, March 2-CharlIe Mithell, the puglhst. was summoned before lo cal maglstrate at Chelsea teddy, to sn- sEer to the charge of arranging for prize fight with John l.. Sullivep. Mitchell, accompanied by Rowell and Kilrain appeared and disayowed any in- tsnuon to break the pesce Tn England. He was bound over ID E2OO.
 LONDON. March 2.-Wsllsce Ross, the oarsmsn, will starr for America to-day, owing to domestic sfflictioD.
 KISoMAS, A T., March L-The pre-. hminary trial of Kate Blonger and h'd Fay, charged with the murder of Cha. Hiil, at Peach Springs, February 22 ld, ended here to-day and the justice ot the peace held them to answer without ball before the probate court ID April.
 WASHINGTON, March 2-The commit tee on the Distric. of Columbis to-day voted six to three against the Platt bill, prohibiting the sale of liquors in the District, aud by vote of eight to one, decided sgaInst local option and high license.
 Riddleberger made favorable minor ity report on the Plstt bill.
 The bill introduced yesterday by Far well to reorgsrize the sIgnsl corps, pro vides only for such officers tO be retain ed as are found fully competentfo for their duties. The number of officers will be reduced from tSenty-tvo to fourteen. thae