Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-17

lished and fcuF peasOns badly injured Both tracks are Obstructed.
 CHICAGO, March l2--The case against Mrs. Ransom for comihcity in the shoot ing of Banker RsnsOn vas nollied to- day.
 Mrs. D;monAire is being sued for $50,OO0 damages for alleged islander by Dot Lee, Mrs. Ranson's daughter by q former marriage.
 FL PAsi, March 12--Depu,y Post master FleuFy and Clerk O'Farrell, who robbed the Del NUrte post-office oi q large quantity of diamonds intended for President Dlsz. made their escape while being taken for walk with their guard last night,
 PIrrsBUra, March l2-Chsirman Jones. of ths national republican com InIttee, says ths Congressional District delegates, to the neIt convention are to | be chosen ID the same manner az ID nominating members of congress n any district.
 LoNDo., March l2.-Eestivities iu honor of the silver wedding of the prince and princess were held ID all European oap:tals to day. Members of royal ism ilies usually called on the British em- bassador and OiTered congratulations.
 VICTORIA, E. c. March l2.-Lar2e quantities of goCds belonging t0 Ansnias | Holden, W. K, dmond and Thomas Earle, | in wsre-house, were destroyed or dam aged by s fire on Sunday. Loss, about Sl0,OOO, partly insured.
 WAsHISGros, March l4-Caslisle re- sumed his post of duty this morning and Was greeted with round of applause.
 NEW YORK, March li-Ite milk fam inc k becoming alarming. One hotel yesterday paid fifty cents per quart for the last fifty gallons tbe de0ler lad. The meat supply k gsttiug short ard prlce- advancing. Fifteen dollars per ton are being pad for coal although thero l5 plenty of it in tue yards m New York and Brooklyn, but the difficulty is ;o de- liver i'. Two thousand business Hen from North Haven have been showed m near PelhRmvills, a suburb of NeS York. since Monday.
 READING, Pa, March 4-Trains south of heTe have been blOckGdei sincs SIZE day. Fifteen trains gre snow bOuL1 be- tween here and Bridgeport, but s5e eI- pected to he released to-day. Rep ris from Ell adjoining counties show the storm % bs the sevsTsst for yesrs. Snow drifts are from SIX to fifteen feet deep.
 JERSEY CITY, March l4-Iesterday wes th,. day forl holding the spriDg eiec- .iun iu many towns m the state, bu. very few yrrsOns We're able tD go tO the polls a t. k..a r. a Nf4w hI distance were overcome, and had tO be revived with stImulaats.
 NFE YORK, March 1.-The weather has mo iersted :his morrIug and travel on the elevated OBd IS fally resumed, but the surface roads Gfe still impessi- ble. There Is 10 improvement ID the condition Of the telsg. ph wires. Peo- pie living ID New Jersey towns, VhO started for New York Monday, had dreadful experience Io being snovei ID, few miles from th- city. \ number Ct person. are reported to have perishej from cold and oIhsu-tior. The Penn sylvaoIs road has single track clear, tn New York and kept trains runuIug all night. The sitnBiioa above New Yp:k l. uuimprOved.
 1T hE~NNs LAMaAl AD-l41ck ssuE4NE EFG Mexican woci-choPrers, Bsrcss and Deg, became iayO!ved m e qusrrei over Rn old ieud. B,Tcas followed D!BZ to his cabin n lar HIldreih lUd tired t0 enter. when DiaE shot and killed Barcss iG- stsntly. DiEZ surr adgred himself to the constable.
 NEW YORK, March 13-There D. been only e partial resumption of traffic in this city. The Elevated k. F. trains are ruubIug at intervals. The wind IS still lowing furiousiy sud the snow i5 badly drifted.
 SARATOGA. March l4-Forty inches Of snow has fallen here, the SInd i- blow ing fFcm all directions Oi :he conPsss |
 TKOY, March 13-I. has besn snow ing hese fer forty hours EUd tbe ground | is covered to depth oi four feet.
 AMSTERDAM, March l3-Iu this city | snow l. nearly four feet deer. In some | places the drIits are fifteen fret deep BALriM RE March l3 For the first tune D the exlstencs If t1s telegraph Balti- more was cut of from communication | with NeE York and V ashIpg,on for over 2i hours from Sunday night. The wind blew a gale and pOi,s and wires were both down. No vessels could live ID t5e bay on Sunday nigh. and doub;less many disasters will Le reported later
 CHICAGO. March l3- Wheat. cash. 745s; APrl 5is; May, 7Sss. Corn, cash. 47I,;l April, 7l2; May 5lI ,.
 SAN DIEGO. March IA party of )hlo capitalists arrived here to-dsy with n view ot opening a large match ac.ory ss a branch O! the Swift & Court ley Match Co.
 WASHINGTON, Miroh l4.-Secre.ary 3aysrd said to-nigh: that the treaty El' h ChIns had been signed aud would 'e sept 10 the president at once for trans mission io congress, Bayard declines o speak as to the provisions of the resty.
 WASHINGTON, March 1.-The secrets- J Of state received from the U. B. coun- el m Mexico, report of the recent roubie Et Eagle Pasz, Texas. between ivli officers and Mexican troops. ID Ihich one of the latter was killed. The scTe'ary admits inst 1t conforms in lain with the published account. SAS FRANCIsoo, Msr h I4.-Bes, Belchsr, 6.S7; Crocker. 70; Chollar. OD; Con. Virginia, l3 Si; Confidence jOO; Gould < Curry. I65; Hsle x .orcrDss, 10 7j.; Locomotive. .3j; Peer ), Peerless, l.IO; Potosi, 555: Ophir. l63; Sa7sge. 6 7j Sierra Neyats, 563: mon Con. f 75: Yellow Jacket. iI.5O. oD. Va. 90. Il SAN FRASCIsC1. March 1.-The Re lblicsn State Committee met here to- | BY 10 determiae on place for holding ( 10 state convention which will s.lso; alegstes 70 the National Republican V oovention to he held In Chicago in q me, end also to select pfe-iden:ial II ectors snd members of the next state b mural committee, The oOmmi.tes de II ded hold the convention at Sscrs- 1 ento on May l. The convention vii composed of 450 delegates. T ST. LOUIS, March li-John Skinper e, despersdo and murderer, was taken q, Dm the jail st Hopkinsville, Ky. thIs T )rning and lynchsd. sI CoUSCIL BLUFFS. Ia., March l4.-AU ., e switch engines on the Union Pgciio ,l Rd doing work ID the Council BlrTs 1' I'd, were quietly taken 90 the round