Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14
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 3 A-,rUFRr.- The situation behind the - dock=. u;'on which oi.hon C. cartridges , were loaded, Nas adjacent to the pet
 roieuD stores, and two iarge petroleum f warehouses wero set on fire and are now
 burning. Other stores are endangered . The rOiicn. @andarmes and troops are 'aE n ;il, wori, Of CEtinguiShing t.c iiI1-5, While priests and sisters of
 chs y are looking after the injured.
 The city is cnvelCped iii dense smoke.
 A-rr6EEP. Eighty thousand barrels Of ol are burning. Eighty persons
 arc niurod, the majority of them work
 n.el; several soldiers received injuries. Bo~roN, September 6-At the meet
 ing cf the directors of the Atchson. Topeka and Santa F'e railroad to day the following communication was read:
 cItiemcn. i hereby resign the office
 Cf President and director of this cOmpa-
 ny to take effect as soon as the board
 can relieve he from duty, but not later i than next meeting of the board.
 tSigneJ) w. B. STRONG Resignation was accepted, and reso- lutioa eXnTessing their appreciation of
 his faltafllless, integrity, ability, and ,heiT sincere wishes for his future wei fare and success, was adopted by the l directors. Allen Manvel, late vice pres : ident of the St. Paul, Minneapolis and ! Manitoba railroad, was then unanimous 1 Iy ciecIed Director and President of the ! comp3ng. and will assume his duties Monday. The announcement IS made i that number of stockholders of each ] of the California companies have given consent t) the consolidation of same. ! and consolidation will go into effect i forthwith. To meet the present situa- ton Of the roads affairs,t the bylaws will , be amended to relieve the president from 1 the supervision Cf financial affairs Of the company. thus leaving him free to give Lis entire time to the operation If rail road properties in the system. r. E. Peabody. of Kidder, Peabody & Co, was elected director The meeting then ad- iougaed.
 StT FEaTctsco. Sept. CA sensation was created in Court this morning, by Prosecuting Attorney James Long. who openly charged that Phillip Crimins and Fire Commissioner Martin Kelly. two wcli-knOwn republican politicians. had offered to sell ]OachimSOn's decision m the Kenny murder case for S10,C00 Iho father and another relative of Kenny. who stabbed and killed James Mace several weeks ago, were placed or the stand tO cCrrobOrate Longs charge | Tiey testified that J. N F. Wilson, who | was Tetlned to defend young Kenny, | had told him that Cfimnls and Kelly had called on him last evening and offered 5000 to obtain decision 1 f2-orablo to the prisoner, and also promised If the grand Jury should take | thc matter up afterwards that they | would reach District Attorney Page | Judge .JoachImson instructed the Pros | ccutiag Attorney Long. to fay the mat | ter before the grand jury at once, and | r,;eh an Investigation.
 S.s,t I'sszcIsoa. September Fire l 3sp'ls oUI in hacking house in the vi- | emily of Sacramento and Drum streets, | Ja.s afternoon and destroyed considera- | hle prcueriy. Nearly all the buildings | bHrEoG were iiinGy structures, and be- lon"ed u the Jessup estate Loss. : B 600.
 PuLaDEf PHIA. September G-Presi- lien5 f:arr.sOH. accompanied by Post m1EteT-Genor Wannamaker, visited Chestnut Hill residence The President planted a Chestnut tree He expects to return tomorrow and spend Sunday.
 ASHLAND. WGs, September 6 Cardiff and Coniey both declare they will fight tonight. The spot. three miles from Hurley. has been selected. Officers are on hand to prevent it. Trouble expect ed.
 SFL.EoT. Pa. September G-The roof of the casting house at the Stewart Iron Norhs fell this morning, fatally iniuring Austin morfOTd. and seriously injuring three others. The company's loss will ba heavy.
 IoNDIy. September G. Cardinal Man ming, Lord Mayor. Bishop of London. and Sir John Lubbock are conferring with the officials of the dock companies and shipping merchants.
 EDINGBURGH. September 6-The eel fiery explosion yesterday resulted in the death of JJ miners. Only II of the 64 men at work were rescued.
 SAN FRAycIsco, September 5.-The principal witness in the Nagle trial to- day was Justice Field, who related the circumstances of the shooting of Judge Terry. Justice Field said: Terry
 
 thc face. He lifted his hand to deliver harder blow when Marshal Nagele shouted, stop. sir! am an officer" and immediately afterward there were two pistol shots and Terry lay ait my feet IL had strange impression upon me; there lay the man whom I had alwayS regarded d. fearless before me: a crack shOt and cool man. l arose from my seat and walked around him, looked down into his face several times and 1 observed indications of death, and knew that all was over. 1 withdrew from the scene at the suggestion of some one, know not who. | met George Ledger wood, who asked me what was the mat ter. Unanswered that 1 was Associate Judge, United States supreme bench, that my name was Stephen J. Field. that Judge Terry had often threatened my life. and that now believing he was about to carry out that threat marshal had killed him. l believe our lives were question of a few minutes. l believe If Neagle had not acted promptly he and myself would have been killed by Judge Terry" A number of other wit nesscs also testified to what they saw The case will probably be concluded to- morrow.
 SAN FRAYcIsco, September 5.-An evening paper prints the statement that traffic arrangements are to be consumat- ed between inc Santa Fe and the Union Pacific, whereby the latter company is to use the California Southern from Bar5toW to this city, thus securing an outlet to the tide water on the bay of San Diego. It is stated the Union Pa c.iic will complete its line between Fris- e, Utah and BaTstow within eighteen month.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, September ,. An Examiner special from Fl Paso. says: Yesterday a conductor named Moran, who had been fined for some offensc. called at the division superlntendent's a4,i., af Tir,r,1,, RTo--1oo +o b ;c