Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-18
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Special to ihe CITIzE Es.

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 LoRDsBURG, N. M., May 10-At ar early hour this morning fire was dis covered in the rear of the Arlington ] hotel which spread with great rapidity destroying all the buildings on the north side of the town between Classen Bros
 store and Proctor's blacksmith shop .including Smyth & Winkor's office, J.
 M. Gaddis' store, Arlington hotel, Stot-
 ter Bros. bottling works and saloon and all the dwelling houses between these stores. The night was unusually calm
 or the entire town would have been de-
 stroyed.
 The amount of insurance will be light
 as only small portion of the burned
 buildings had any at all. The Arling-
 ton hotel and Gaddis' store did not have
 any. A small amount was carried on the dwelling houses owned by MT. Sterl-
 ing. All the buildings consumed were frame and had it not been for the adobe of Classen Bros. where the fire was checked, the loss would have been much greater.
 Special to the CITIZEN,
 | BENSON, ARIz., May 10.
 This afternoon two young men were . in store looking at some pistols which were offered for sale, when both made grab for one and in the scuffle it was discharged, the ball fatally injuring Manuel Hunt. The boy who was with him was Antonio Camaduran, whose parents live in Tucson. He is nearly crazy from grief at the unfortunate re- suit. It was not known that the pistol was loaded. The parents of the wound ed boy live in Phoenix.
 WASHINGTON, May 1O-Inter-state commission rendered its decision on color line to-day. A colored man com plained that he bought first class ticket on Georgia Railway, but was compelled | to occupy an inferior car set apart for blacks. The Commission holds that where roads have separate cars for blacks, they must be equal in every re- spect to those occupied by whites, and
  tion. The defendant road was found guilty of violating the law in these re- ! spects. SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.-Tbe Senate committee continued their investigation this morning, into the relations of the country with Canada. Edward M. Herrick representing the Pacific Pine Lumber Company, testified to lumber being sold by the cargo at less than cost. The capacity of the mills in British Columbia is two hundred mil | lion feet. Their market is fully foreign. | There can be no further reduction in l the price of lumber on this cost except | at the expense of labor. British Col umbia lumber can be sold in this mar ket at S1, 400 at profit. This is due to !! the paternal tendencies of the Dominion 1 government. In one year British Col | umbia could increase her capacity to supply the American market. The fac | tions in favor of British Columbia man. ufacturers are cheaper labor, and the leasing of lands by the Dominion gov ernment and probably lower freights. If the barrier against the Dominion | Kingdom was removed, the American lumbermen would have to go out of the |. packer. did not favor reciprocity with | British Columbia because the people there found no market for their own packed goods. |
 PrTTsBURG, May 10.-The window glass workers association have issued an order to all piece factories in the country that all foreign glass workers that come to this country hereafter be black listed. Itis alleged that they being imported contrary to law.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 10-Following is the one o'clock score of the as-you- please walking match: Albert 96 miles, Howard 89, Hart 83, Moore 81, Guerrero 80. Platt 76, Taylor 70, Vint 73, Peterson 73, Old Sport Campana 68.
 NEW YORK, May 10.-The 12 o'clock score of the walking match gives Hortz 440 miles, Cartwright 430, Noremac 421, Segelman 420, Russel 413.
 WASHINGTON, May 10.-A special meeting of the National Democratic committee has been called for June 12th at Fifth Avenue hotel New York, for the purpose of electing chairman and to take appropriate action on the death of the late William H. Barnum.
 MILWAUKEE, May 1O-Two deaths from heat occurred in this city to-day, another was stricken but will recover. Temperature 821a.
 NEW YORK, May 10.-The interstate commerce committee have adjourned to meet in Boston July 5.
 NEW YORK, May 10.-Judge Barrett today gave judgment dissolving the Electric Sugar Refining company.
 w. R. Edmiston & O., importers and manufacturers of ribbons, silks and vel vets made assignment to-day.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, May 10.-Emil Weber, a prominent sporting man, was shot and killed this morning by a man named Sandy Alls.
 CHICAGO, May 9-Gumbert's great work saved the day for the Chicagos this afternoon in the fourth inning. among the carriages in the center field for home run, thereby clearing the bases. Chicago ', Pittsburg6 Batter ies: Chicago, Tener and Farrell; Pitts burg, Conway and Carroll.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Buffington's supurb pitching backed by Phillips clever fielding was sufficient to white wash Washington this afternoon. Phil adelphia, 6, Washington. O. Batteries: Philadelphia, Burlington and Clements; Washington, Healy and Mack
 BOSTON, May 9-The home team tied in the ninth inning, but the visitors in their half of the ninth managed to secure a winning run. New York 10, Boston g. Batteries: New York, Ewing and Brown; Boston, Madden and Kelly.
 CINCINNATI, May 9,-Cincinnati 14, Athletics 6.
 ST. LOUIS, May 9.-St. Louis 4, O. lumbus 6.
 KANSAS CITY, May 9.-Kansas City 8, Baltimore F.
 DENVER, May 9-A Salt Lake City special says oarsmen O'CoDner, Lee Gaudiur Hamm and Petaraon will row