Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-07

other at Forest Hill, California. The stage running from Bodie to Hawthorne was stopped early this morning by {
 masked man, who demanded the treas
 ure, from which he secured about $500 The three passengers were not molested Early this morning the Forest Hill stage was also robbed five miles from Auburn
 by masked man. He secured a few hundred dollars from the treasure box. Officers are in pursuit.
 KANSAS CITY, September 2-Judgt Roland handed down decision to-day declaring the municipal law requiring the Judges to revoke the license of any saloon keeper convicted of selling liquor on Sunday, unconstitutional. A city ordinance confers the power to revoke licenses upon judges. Roland helC both the ordinance and the law unoon, stitutional, and dismissed the cases ol fifteen saloon men.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2-The Chinese annual festival, the Feast Of the Dragon was celebrated by a parade of nearly 6 thousand Chinese on foot and horseback the feature of the parade being a great dragon over 100 feet in length, borne by men concealed within.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. "A statement issued today by the treasury depart ment compiled from the latest returns received from the several assistant treasures, mint and assay offices of the U. s. and national bank Repositories shows the total assets of the t; easury at 725,810,976; liabilities, S657, ,29O.I91.
 Los ANGELES, Sept. 2-The arid land commission left this morning for River, side and San Francisco, and from there they go to San Diego, return to San Bernardino, and then go to Santa Anna and Colton.
 JACKSON. Miss, September 2.-Gover- nor Lowery arrived from Greenwood this morning having succeeded in getting the army of whites who have assembled al Greenwood to return to their homes in- stead of going to the scene of the threat ened race war.
 CHEYENNE, September 2.-The consti- tuition for the proposed state of Wy oming was begun today.
 SPRINGFIELD, H., September o. Hon Ninian W. Edwards died today at the age of 61 years. He was attorney general of Illinois in 1884 and a member of the legislature from 1886 to 1852. He was brother-in-law of President Lin coin.
 DEER PARK, September 2.-President Harrison made two appointments to- day: Geo. O. Eaton, of Montana, Survey of Montana, and Jno Little, of Ohio, commissioner on behalf of the U. S. in the Venezulian claims commis- sion.
 ORovILLE, Cal, September 2.-Early this morning a small frame building near Springer's saw mill caught fire, from cigar stub,and burn ed to the ground, burning to death two men, and badly iniuring two others, who were sleeping in the building.
 ROME, September 2-The military authorities who have been experiment. ing with new smokeless powder in tar get practice find that it does extra fine shooting.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2.-L. T. Wilson q, member of the legislature from Shelby county, and Jane Fox, of the same coun- ty, were arrested, charged with fraudu- lent violation of the penson laws.
 SACRAMENTO, September 2.-The Gov ernor to-day pardoned Strong Bill" the Indian who was convicted of murder in the second degree at San Diego in 1881, and sentenced to life imprisonment.
 CITY OF MExICo,( via Galveston) Sep tember 3.F'loods in the state of Vera Cruz are causing much damage The price of food is rising all over the conn- try owing to heavy rains. Washouts have delayed travel on the Mexican Cen tral railroad.
 CHEYENE, Wyo., September 3-The business of the constitutional conven- ton this morning was devoted to the election of permanent.chairman Judge M. c. Brown, (Rep.) of Loramis City was elected.
 BOSTON. September 3-Boston, 3 T; h. dianapolis, 8.
 Columbus, September 3.-Columbus [; Louisville, 3.
 Philadelphia, September 3.-Kansas City, 10; Athletics 6.
 Washington, September 3.-Washing- ton, l; Cleveland 3.
 New York, September 3.-New York, 9; Pittsburg, f.
 Philadelphia, September 3.-Philadel- phia, ?; Chicago f.
 Brooklyn, September 3. Brooklyn, 13; Cincinnati, 8.
 Baltimore, September 3.-Baltimore, 3. ', St. Louis, l.
 WASHINGTON, September IA cable gram received at the Navy department announces the arrival of the Galena, under Commander Summer, at St. Nicholas Mole, Hayti. Admiral Ghirarbi of the Kearsarge, Is also at St. Nicholas Mole, in communication with the navy It is probably the Rear sarge will come north soon.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-Judge Van dyke of Los Angeles, testified he was a passenger in the same car with Judge Sawyer and that David $. Terry and wife entered the car at Fresno. Judge Ter ry took seat at the forward end of the car, facing Judge Sawyer. Mrs. Terry then joined him and as she passed Judge Sawyer she reached over and pulled his halr. Marshal Franks was called and related the incident in the circuit court room last September when Mrs. Terry the reading of Justice Fields decision. He stated he attempted to re- move her from the court room when she made violent attack upon him, and Judge Terry interferred and drew a knife. A pistol was afterwards taken from Mrs. Terry's satchel. The marshal further stated that when he presented to Terry the order committing him and his wife to jail. both became very abusive and Terry said: "When I get out of jail and meet him, it will not be very pleasant for him."
 Deputy Sheriff Woolsey, who had charge of the Alameda county jail while Terry and his wife were confined there, testified he often conversed with Terry and the latter told him he always carried a knife for an Oakland newspaper repor- ter, and further testified that Mrs. Ter " had once told him she would probably kill Judge Field some day.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 3.-To-day