Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-01-21
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 NEW YORK, Janusry l3-After elud ing the detectives for ye4r. man whc so suoces s'ully svIndls d res dtu's ct the City of Mex,co out of birty thonsaod dollars by the sale oi advance tickets foi concerts, hes beeU arrested. His nsmt | IS Charles Burton. The swIn1le 10 the City of Mexico IS not the only crime foI which he Is wanted. He IS ooe O. iht most successful and dangerous of conf dence men, and has operated successfully all over Europe, and ii the Mexican authorizes do not want hIm, he will be held to answer some other of hIs many l Oflsnses.
 ST LAKE. JsuuaIy 13.-A dispatch from Kansas City says thst papers m 6 suit involving the tIile to eighty scres ot land m Salt Lake City are now being prepard h that oitS and will be fled ID the United States territorial court si Salt Lske City in a few days. The plaintit is John Tobin, SD old trapper ! Rpl guide and & noted msu there for thirty years. The defendants are a large number Of persons now holding ho1sel and lands adjoining what is kloTn as the Warm Spring on the laAe. : he land claimed by Capt. Tobin IS valued al one million of dollsrs, and the improvements are very valuable.
 CHARLESTON, g. C.. January l2.-Au earthquake shock this morning was gen erally felt through the coast country and Gs far west Hs Augusta. No dam age reported.
 SAVANNAH, Ga, January 12.-A severe | earthquake shock WAS felt here this morning. Houses were shaken ard many people badly frightened. No damage done.
 AUGUSTA, Ga, January 12-A slight shock Of esrtLquake was felt here tbis morning.
 RALEIGH. \. c January PA light shock of earthquake WAS ieIt here this morning. Advices from Casriottee re- port "A shock there and people were greatly excited. fearing a repetition of the disaster Of 1SS6 There vas also a strong shock telt at Shelby and other points,
 WAsHINGrOy, Jan. l2-Hosr from the committee On privileges and elections reported resolutions to pay Dan1 E Ll- c.-, Ot Nesi ViTgiuiP, SlOO0 Ih fnil for all expenses aud sziary ss claimant tO a seat n the senate. Referred.
 Mitchell addressed tbe senate on hI Chinese bill. He described Chinese as 10 nacinG the occu patton of this country .s he l0cusis occupied Egypt. He spoke Cf them as having est-t lished si'hin the UnIted tstes 10 VI laiiOn of fundamental law, m d-fi,nce O. Uuuin- fipal regulation, n direct sntagon sm to lu 'tice, order and decUcy, system of humrn bondage more degrading. more pOilutiIg aod more destructIve, n"raily, ciaily, politically and rhyFi- cally, than ever wa that Ui Africsu slavery it 10 its palmIest days.
 Tue Chinese wrre gradually pressing themselves into tbis cnuutry, bringing with them th,ir system of laws, thelr imperial customs. their own peculiar views aud psg.ns institutions. They mad already established m this cOuutry an "imDerium in imperi0." With them eriury VAS a crowning virtue, while kyDocrIsv, deception and frsud were iS- -truments of constant employment. and yet the people were told from year to yeaI in congress and elsewhere they were pow rlsss to put m end tn this orodiGious evil because it would he nee ssssry 10 modify ihe treaty stipulatIons with China.
 JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. l3.-The Florida Exposition opened here Yesief- day with most impressive ceremony and grandest demonstrations ever seen in the state.
 CHICAGO, Jan. I3-The directors of the Waldheim cemetery in which the anarchists are buried insist on the de- fense committee signing sn irOncisd agreement promising 10 have no demon -trations over the graves, and are with holding the lea c. Member, of the com mittee are now in favor ot disInterrIng the bodies and having them cremeted SO that an annual demonstration can be held over the ashes in some manner.
 CLEyELASD, Jan. 13.-"Grandma Gar field," as President Gsrfield's mother is called by those who know her, IS III at the old homestead in Mentor.
 ALSIsros, Ala Jan. 13.-R. Fl. Evlns and w k. Williams killed each other st the Parker House yesterday. Williams was the proprietor and Evans and wife were boarders. Williams made ubjec- ions to them scme days sgn, and words passed between them. Evsus return, d yesterday afternoon and renewed the difficulty and began firing. Evans emptied five barrels of his pistol and Williams four. When Williams fired his last shot they were down on ,he floor together and the powder burn,d d Evans cuat. Williams killed Evans sf.er be himself bRn received mortal wounds.
 ALBUQUFRQUE. January 12-Wealthy residents of Las Vegas are considering the projec; of organizing a syndicate for the establishment of sugar factory there.
 PENvER, JsEuary 12.-A Santa Fe special 10 the News sAys: AFchbish"p Lamey, the first Catholic bi hop of New MeXIco, is lyIug vsIyi Ill st his residence In this city and there Is little hope oi his recovery.
 PORTLAND, Or, January 12- To-day M. Cbristeman, brakeman on the Ore zon Limited rEiiEay st BrOEnyiil' {, Lynn county, Oregon, while making B "tiy ing sEitch," stumbled and fell uudsr ,he en- line. both wbeel- ps~sIDg over hlm and killing him instantly.
 SALT LAKe, January PA disastrous condition Oi things for sheep OEGers T. reported in E0Ole county. SuoEIs thre- feet four Inohss deep on level, Sllth Is the highest ID 25 years. th usands of sheep are reported tO be dylHS iron. the inten-e cold aud starvation.
 SAN FRANCIsco, JsbuaTy l2 The GrsUd c ,nsIsiur, Of The SC it.i~n Rit~ Masons of C-lifurnIs re tuned Its bust ness ID the MR-oBic .emPi' t"-dsy. l r, comm Ddtd tte estab.i-LueDI si e. particular consist0ry s. l. Ang- es. at the evening session the 3l aud 32i degrees were conferred, of CT which ihe delegates pa-toOk of & sunptuous ban quet.
 DENVER, January PA trsin oftEelve cars loaded with ore, left the Mary Murphy mine, SIX miles above S.. Elmo, yesterday, fer the down trip. The engine became unmanagesble and dash ed down the mountain. Iumping the track near St. Elmo, completely wreck ing the engine and cars and instantly kilIing EnOinser Cannon and Fireman