Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-04-28
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an engine near the cattle shipping cor
 ral to-day and both his legs were cut of
 below the knees.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-The trlal
 of Pnyste Chss. Nj. BatemHn, who killed
 hIs sergeant. Wm. Soper, st his post
 some months ago, is proceeding m the
 superior court. Bsteman testified IS his
 own defense to-day and eudeGyored to
 show that he acted in self-defense. The
 case will be argued at great length,
 Bstemap having i've lawyers.
 WASHINGTON, April 23.-The senate proceeded to lhs consideration of the
 international copyright bill which went
 over after brief discussion of the
 amendments offered by Morrill, and
 Vance.
 House bill for ihe relief of First Ma
 tional Bank of Portland in the amount
 of SS.249 advanced to contractors for
 building revenue cutter ID 1875, passed
 and senate adjourned.
 WAsHISGToS, April 23.-Ihe house
 committee on manufactures to-day re-
 sumed inquiry iDtO the subject of trusts.
 Mir. Scott, representing the rennsylvauia
 Railroad spoke of 6 subPmna which had
 been served GU :he officers Of the Penn l
 ny ought not tO Ue called on for much
 extensive information as demanded un-
 der the subpoena and which was appar-
 eptly for the benefit of some individual
 outside of the committee I. U GowaU,
 of the Reading Company, acting ss
 council for the committee proposed to
 show by such information that the Penn- | sylvRnia and other roads had been guilty of discrimination by which the Standard | Oil Company m .intRined E monopoly of oil productions. The fubiect was laid aside and Malcolm Lloyd of Philadelphia, testified that he had sold out his business | to the Standard Oil Company. While
 ID business for himself be had received
 rebates from the Pennsylvania road. | The committee requested hin tO prepare | a statement of such rebates.
 The river and hBrbor bill was taken | mp but after di ,cussioa of the improve | ment of Galveston and Cleveland hsr- bors the committee rose without action
 and the house adjourned.
 CHICAGO, April 23.-A special to the
 Daily News from Indianapolis ssYs that
 in the first innings of the Chicago sDd Indianapolis game there this afternoon,
 Paul Hines. of the Indianapolis team,
 was hit on the head with ball and II Is
 thought that his iniarIes will prove Ia
 tai. Ci6rkson was pitching for Chicago
 and Hines was ai the bat. CisTksOn | pitched terrible swift ball which was apparently going wide ot the plate, but | when nearly opposite # took e scdden | curve and struck Hines squAIely on .he | tsmple. SALT LAKE April 23-The cyi .eGce in |
 the case ct the United States aVsinst | Geo. B. Leonard, postmaster at Raves, | Summit county. is ail in md the case | goes to the jury tomorrow. The evl- | deuce went to show tbg. Leonard had I been ialslfyIng bis returns b the gov
 ernmeEt IS to the number of stamps | cancelled by his Cffioe and on which num-
 bers his salary was based. AlsO that other fourth-class pOst-mBsters Tn this territory have been in the habit of doing the same thing.
 TACOMA, W. T. April 23-Wm, Martin the condcnDed murderer of Fred Nett zell, a saloon keeper, whom he killed for bis money. escaped from Tscoma jail shortly after midnight. He was 10 hang Friday the l7th IBst and tbe death watch had been set. MsTtio WIS chained to the floor with shsckIes and tba guard was with him all the time. Just after midnight the latter fell asleep and Mar tin took off bis chains and locking the guard ID The cell made his escape and has not yet been found.
 NEW YORK April 23.-Tae argument wss heard to-day Tn the Uuited States [. court in the case Cf Rev. Walpole War ren, of E1gland, who was engaged a5 pastor ot the Holy Trinity church in this city, which engagement is clsImed by the rector and wGrdeDs IS ID viola ton of the law forbIi5Ing the importg- ton of contract labor. The decision Of the court was reserved.
 WAsHISGroS, April 23.-The confrma- iion of LieutenaBt-Colonel C. B. Com stock to be Colonel. M jog J. A. Smith 1 to be Lieutenant Colonel, Bsiga5ier GsDeIsl Gee. Crock fo be Major Gene , rsl and Colonel ;. R. Brooks to be BTi- { gsdier General occurred to-day.
 WAsHISGToS, April 23,-It has been prscti ,sily deciied 6t the war depart , ment to assign Major General Crook to ! the com nsnd Of the division Of the Mis- souri with heal qlsrters st Chicago. IL IS said that Major General Howard ' ding the division of the Pacific 1 desIred to toe transferred to the Missouri ' but it was found that the interests Of the [ service would te sustain ed better by re- ! tsiniDg him st San Francisco and ss- the new pBlOr-geneiRl 10 the [ division of the Missouri.
 SAN DrEGo, April 23.-Four prisoners q named Young, Fowler, Pool and Shnrs escaped from the county jail early this d It appears that during yester. o day afternoon the men sawed through f one If the bars in 6 window on ihe north d east corner of the jail and squeezed | q through 6 small aperature aud brJse 1 ( the fastenings of the iron screen and by | he means Of blanket let themselves s put of the window into tbe court yard :; and from there they scaled a high board l | ienee in the rear of the jail, there wss e but one guard on duty at the time, the c force having been reduced. The Sher- f if thinks the men were assisted from the li 1utside es tracks ot horses were discOv- n arsd this morning ID the rear of ihe jail h Fhere they had been kitched. The men u were serving sentences from two to ten q -ears long for various offences. 4 re- fl ward hos been offered for them. II
 BERLIN, April A-Qleen Victoria ar T 'ived at Chsrlottsburg thls morning. n The Emperess, Crosn Prince R1dCruwn C received her at the depot. She 1 Ei sas driven to the castle in sn open csr- sl Iage and enthusiastically chcerei by l tC he people along the route. The Qusen ,sid short visit to the Emperor and he ppesred brighter after the interview. si
 BosToS. April 24-Tne steamer Ca.s- q ion loaded with John l.. Sullivan pass ti d in by Hull early thIs morning. p On the arrival of the steamer tue a' 'ugilist was taken aboard a aug boat A nd br Sht to the city and was driven 70 ID town amid cheers and sGlutatIUns of who had gathered on the -. Ihsrf.
 NEW YORK, April 2l-A Washington VI 2eciRl to the Herald says: Col. !. B. ci 'omlinson, editor of the Omaha W Democrat, hRa just returned from AL 1J any where be had long conference to nth Gov. Hill The governor told bim. n 6 ssys, that be EEs n1t candidate for he presidency, and that he would Sil- z. ngly head the New York delegation ~. o ,r Cleveland at St. Louis.
 WASHINGTON, April 24-rhe total by bonds offered to the govt. to- kI