Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08


 @ humorist, has been taken possession O Q by the sheriff on an executi issued fo s judgements aggregating Sl 300 in favo @ of the Eagle Paper Company and w. A g Fowler. The reason alleged for th
 financial trouble is that the circulation 8 Of the paper has fallen of and collec B tons are slow.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The suprem, ? court of the U. s. today granted mo ton of advance in the case of SuibugC Juglro under sentence of death by cleo
 tricty in New York and assigned the !, case for argument op the third Monday November.
 , NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamer
 "Belgravia," arrived this morning hay
 ing over 1000 emigrants, most of them
 Italians from Mediterranean ports. The captain refused to state that small pol was among the passengers but the
 health officers quarantined the sick pas
 sengers.
 San Fr,ncisco, November D. he or iRin of the fire which destroyed the Bur- lington o'sl this morning ard ersnt V
 dArorRed the Grsld hotel, remsins up-
 known. District Engineer Sullivan be
 lisves she fire started smong rubbish in
 the ce!lsr of the state board oi trade
 rooms. The officers of the board of trade,
 however, claim it must have originated
 Tn bss ment which extends to the re. IT
 of their rooms and in whiC WIS stOrei
 vsrnishes and other combust'bls mater
 ial b 'lOuging to Hsutsr & Go.
 The only insurance on ths block, Il l.so Ill
 known respectively as the Grand and
 ths darlington, was S25.000, which was
 held by the owners of the
 Bnrii ,g.on.
 l J. P Msrtin, agent of the Sharon es-
 tate, bich owns the pro perty ,said t5ere
 w,s Lot & dollar of insurance on the Grani. The wall whIch separated the two totels saved the Grand to a large rxtsn', the grestest damage being done by water.
 The hssvias. loeers gre the BuriiDg- ton h";-l aud furniture. S90,000; Grand hotel and furniture s75,000; Heuter & Broe g., ok $70,000; O. H. Downing, loas to stock $20,000; Msrwedel < Co. 10000; Hirsh & Go. stock, $10,000. The total lOsess are estimated at between 8 quarter and half million. Insur snce light.
 WAsHrNaroS, D. O., Nov 6.-Maj T usneral Schofsld, in bis annual report, says that humane treatment of tho h. dihns, with small military force to re- strain young men, will settle the Indian question. He recommends the fortifca- ton of important ses-board cities with sufficient forces stationed therein for defence. Eaoh ses coast should also have a complete fleet of sea going battle ships.
 He thinks the army should be in- crsss d to 30,000 men to be of use in time of need, and as nucleus for vol antesr regiments. He suggests that when the increase is made that a bsttal- lion of young men, between the ages of 16 and 20, be selected and educated with view to thsir becoming non-oom- missionsd officers and officers of the regular army.
 San Francisco, November 5-The l ceroners' jury in the case of Lawrence Roach, who wus shot by Jno. Allen on | October 28sh. in & quarrel over election l matters, reiurred today verdict that | Allen acted in self defense.
 Denver, November 6-Unofficial re- turns from the strss give the following | msjorities: Townsend, republican, 6, 385 and Rout, republican. 3,644. Ihe republicans will elect the remainder of the state ticket, with the exception of the treasurer, superintendent of public instruction and attorney general. Toe legislature on joint ballot will stand re- publicsns 49. democrats 26.
 Guthrie, November 6-The territory went republican. Harver, republican, candidate for delegate to congress. is elected to congress- by 1873 plurality.
 Sedalia, Mo-, November 9-Col. T. B. Price, one of the best known msu ot Missouri, WAS shot and mortalIy wound- cd today by John Higgins, of the Pitts court. Higgins was defeated by Price f.r rsnomiustiOn and there has been bitter feeling. Higgings surrendered to the authorities at Houstonis and fears of lyncbing are entertained.
 New York, November 6-StsnIe, tonight gave the cause of the shootiDy vf Mai Bsrtslott While the natives were salusing the rising of tEe sun hc' cording to .heir custom Bsrteiott ssid h. would shoot The frst who made nois-. He commanded woman to stop sing ing, and on h-r refusal be kicked and struck her She was tho chiefs wIfe aud the chisf then shot Bartelott with s rife.
 KNOXVILLE, CAL, Nov. 6.-Fire las, night destroyed Dutton's hay barn, Mil ler's teo-frsms hotel and general mer chand 'ze store, and quarter of mil lion feet of lumber in Chsndler's lumber yard. Loss approximstes S25, 1000. Ev- ld-ntly incsndiary origin.
 Boston, November 5.-Ths vote for governor shows sn overwhelming De- victory. The return on votes for the minor State officers are not near Iy complete. Democrats elect their au- Iiitor over the Republican candidate by aoout 9,OoU majority, put tne bepuon- Cans elect the lieutenant governor. se- crstary of state, treasurer and attorney general.
 The Senate will consist of 21 Ropubli- g ,ns and 19 Democrats and the House of lS9 Republicans, 100 Democrats and independent Democrat. This is Re publican loss of 8 in the Senate and B in the House
 The vote for governor is; Russ-l, D., Al, 746, Bsackett, R., 13l, ,896; Black ner. F., I3,831. Is
 Inc results in congressional districts f sr~; First, Randall, R; Second, Morse, R; Third, Andrwd, D; Fourth, O'Neil, D; Fifth, H,ar, D; oI1ih, Lodge, R; Seventh, Cogswelp R., Eighth, Stevens, D; Ninth William, b; ;su'h, WAlker, R; Eleventh Coolidge D; Twelfth. Cros- q h l.I- |