Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-03-24
sAx FRAxclsco. Mar,h 17-Bes,

SAS FRASOIsco, Msr,h 17.-Best < Belcher, 6.l5; Crocker. .65; Chollar, 600; Con. VIrsiuis, l5 30; Confidence, 3l 30; Gould < Curry. 490; Hale & Norcross, 10 75.; Locomotive, .35; Peer. 60, Peerless, leo; Potosi, 563; Ophir, 1l.J0; Ssvsge, 6 63 Sierra Nevada, 5.63; Uoion Con. 1 75: Yellow Jacket. 9.S7. Con. Va. 5O.
 SAN FRAsCIsC0, March I7-Chin Kit, one of the largest Chinese fancy goods merohents m the cIty, made sn assign mept tor S1OOOO. Assets estimated al S40,OOO. The failure Is said to be due to -peculstions and the failure of other companies.
 FL PAso, March TIA Times special gays that party of Mexican Federal troops came upon Lsrry Sheehsn, Dick Johnson and Dick Hsrt, the Stein's Pass train robbers. about 20 miles from Chihuahua last right The robbers bsrricaded themselves in a house with a family. The troops to-day succeeded in getting the family out and fired the house, when the robbers came out and fight ensued ID which the latter were killed ss were also some of the Mexican troops.
 DENVER, March l9-Charles Sweigsrt, a German who was divorced from his wife two years sSo snd has since been living in Utah, returned from there this morning and went 10 the boarding house kept by his former wife, and upon being refused admittsDce fired three shots at Der without effect. The woman ran and three more shots were fired, none of ~hich hit her. Swiegsrt then enter ed the house and opened fire on two boarders. one of whom, George Kreiner, was struck in the temple and killed in- stsntly. Sweigsrt then placed the pis- tol to bis own head and blew his brains out.
 JACKSONVILLE, Florida, March 17.-A vestibule train has been smashed up near Savannah. Jay Gould's family is on board. Physicians have been tele- Rrsphed for from both Savannah and Jacksonville.
 SAvASSAH. March 17-It is reported that seventeen persons were killed ID the vestIble tram accident, but no psrticu- lars have been received yet.
 SAVANNAH. March 1.-The first sec tion of the fast mail from New York for Jacksonville, went through trestle at point 75 miles south Of Savannah this morning. The entire train except the engine was demolished. Nineteen peo- pie were killed and between thirty and forty injured, ten of whom are expected to de.
 The private csr of President Wilbur, of the Leheign Valley rosd, with MT. Wilbur and Geo. J. Gould aud wife and others in it was in the train. President Wilbur was reported to be seriously ln- iursd and his son killed. Geo. Gould IS uuhurt and Mrs. Gould but slightly ln- lured. Relief trains have gone out with physicians on board to the scene of the disaster.
 KANSAS CITY, March 19.-rhe Santa Fe strikers were advised of the follow ing official notice issued yesterday: To Englneers and Fireraen on osnts te
 system:
 "I am advised by our Grand Chief to request of you that you return to your respective positions at once. further, that I repair to Chicago and will adjust all misunderstanding.
 (5igned) J. CoSSoR, .,
 Chairman Gen1. Grievance Com"
 LONDON, March l9-JAs. G. Blame in private letter written from Florence, states be will visit London in May and reach New York about the end of June. His return to America he says bas DO political significance whatever, and he will under no circumstances personally participate ID the coming presidential canvass.
 KANSAS CIrY, March l9-All passenger trains on the Santa Fe will go on this morning. At the freight yards all ls ac- tiyity and switch engines are making up freight trains as rapidly ss possible and every effort is being made to reh we the freight blockade,
 SACRAMENTO, March 19.-Burglsrs entered the saloon of Theodore Blautb early thls morning and drilled hole | through the safe door and took tGo thousand dollars in cash. and three hun dred dollars worth of beer checks from the safe.
 SAN FRAScrsco, March l9-The boat race between Henry Peterson, of this city, and William OConner of Toronto, which took place over the three mile course veterdsy, on Oakland creek, WAS won by O'COnner in twenty minutes and twenty-three seconds. A large oroWd was in attendance. OOonner won easily, taking the lead of Peterson ct ihe start, and holding 1t throughout The race, finishing three lengths ahead. Race was for a purse of four thousand dollars and gate receipts.
 HoLLIsrER, Cal, March l9.-The jury in the case of Arthur Noble, charged with manslaghter in killing Charles Eaton New Year eve, while the latter
 with a pumbsr of other lads was ssren- ading m the streets, failed to agree and
 were discharged yesterday. They etood seven to five for acquitted.
 WAsHrssrox. March 19-The Supreme
 Court delivered an opinion ID the Bell
 telephone case this morning. All points
 ooueidersd were decIded in favor of Bell Justice Brady read decision dissenting from fine decision of the court. Justices Field and Harlan also dissent, and
 Justices Gray snd Sawyer did not si on the case Bells patents are there
 fore sustsiped by a majority of the cour standin0 to3 The dissent of Justices , Ready F,sld and Harlan. is based uDoI tbe Dravbaugh claim. These justice arc of the op,nion that the evidence over wbeImipgIy shows that Drsvbsugh va l inc first inventor of the speaking tsle ' phone. although he was unconscious ] r and not aware it's importance.
 MaRsHALLr0wS, Ia, March l9.-Th
 shops and general offices of the Centrs lows F. F iu this city closed this morn , iny. layIug of all employees s1cep . enouSA to guard property and handl , the passeORer service. This IS result Q ] tue tie upoftrsffic on account of hsulln = o cars. Notice has been given to sll stris r ing engineers 10 report for duty ss eish , o'clock tomorrow or be dischsrgec . The lay of affects thousand men.