Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-03

son. about seven miles from the Klamats agency, shot his wife twice with Win chester rifle Sunday, killing her instant ly. Major then went to the house of another Indian, two miles distant, and shot him dead, and then took to the woods. Six policemen and about 20 In dians started onthe trial of the murderer, and finally they discovered him conceal ed behind log. The Indians fired on him, and he continued to return the fire until his arms were broken, when he fell back. and was shot by the Indians. Major is supposed to have been insane.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-The mem bers of the society of California Pioneers of New England, who arrived in this city yesterday, were given an informal reception at Pioneer Hall this afternoon. The reception rooms were filled with the New England visitors, and members of the Esociety residing in this city. An hour or more was spent in friendly greetings, after which an address of wei come was made by President Edward House, of San Francisco society. He was followed by Mayor Pond and A. NJ. Ebbitts, ex-president of the state min ing bureau. Capt. W. $. Thomas, presi- dent of the visiting society, responded. A banquet was served after the .recep- tion.
 WASHINGTON, April 26.-The last of ficial state reception to the general pub lie was given this evening at the White House.
 CHICAGO, April 29- Samuel Faulkner, 50 years of age, wealthy business man of this place, was arrested this afternoon on complaint of Mrs, Joseph Baum, who charged him with having assaulted her six-year old daughter Carrie. Faulkner demanded an immediate pre- liminary hearing, claiming blackmail, aud was held in bail to await the action of the grand jury. At the conclusion of the legal proceedings he went to the barn in the rear of his resi- dence and hanged himself PORTLAND, Ore.-April 29.-A shoot ing affray occurred this morning at the Danby fishing at the Columbia river, be- tween union and non-upion fishermen. Jack Hayman killed James Wilson and a man named Olsen is probably fatally shot. Olsen and Wilson were brought here this afternoon on the steamer Tele- phone, and taken to the hospital. A party of union fishermen came from As toria to Danby last night, and when the two factions met this morning, the shoot ing took place.
 CHICAGO, April 29.-The General Pas senger agents of western roads met to- day, and made some progress toward re- organization of the Western States Passenger Association.
 CHICAGO, April 29.-The initial step toward declaring the carpenters strike of has been taken, and many members of the new association think work will be resumed Friday. The old master car penters' association will be boycotted. A committee from the old masters asso- citation called on the mayor this after noon. to ask for adequate pubic pro- lection for the men with whom they propose to resume work next week. They were promised all protection pos- sible.
 NEW YORK, April 29-The Homestead bank has shut down. Bad business is the cause of the suspension. The bank had capital of s100,OO0.
 PORTLAND, April 29.-News is received from Woodland, Clark county, Washing ton, that on last Friday, James Belts, Thomas Belts and Marion Wymore were drowned in Cedar creek, while rafting logs. The bodies have not yet been re- covered.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April % The trial of Charles Clark, charged with the murder of Captain Logan last year, was finished to-day and the case given to the jury. At 5:30 they stood ten to two for con viction.
 TACOMA, Wash, April 29.-A spec ial train to-day carried General Alger and party with big G. A. R. es- cort to the state encampment of Wash ington and Alaska, at Ellensburg.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2s.-Seven and one-half furlongs Pinkerton won; Bliss second, CarlOn third; time, 1:424.
 Four and one-half furlongs-Black Knight won; National second, Consola- tion, third; time 1:1034.
 One mile-Glockner won; Buckler sec ond, Friendless third; 1:4634. Half f-mIle-Ida Pickwick won; Drift second, Laura Doxey third; time 523i.
 Five-eighths mile-Billy Parker won; Leo Brigel second, Iago third; time 1:O6.
 Mile and one-eighth-Mamie Fondo won; Event second, Skobeloff third; time 2:06.
 AT LINDEN PARK, LINDEN PARK, N. J., April 2S.-Fiue furlongs Boy won; Tipstaff second, Bradford third; time 1:2214 One pile-Golden Reel won; Llsimony second, Sam Morse third; time 1:5915, Five-eighths of a mile Grey Rock won; Ely second, ,ssChalthan third; time 1:CG15.
 One mile -Saludi won; Erie Second; Sorrento third; time 1:4S.
 One mile and one-sixteenth-Tris won; Paragon second, Silleck third; time 1:561l.
 Seven-eighths of mile-Puzzle won; Shotover second, Zulu third; time 1:3415.
 WASHINGTON, April 29.-Ths house went in a committee of the whole, on the bill providing for the classification of worsted gcloths as woolens. Breck- enridge offered an amendment provid- Ing free raw wool, and duty of 35 per cent. ad valorem on worsted and woolen cloth after October l, 1890. Rule out of order, The committee reported the bill to the house. but on the passage no quor- um voted, and the house adjourned. GRASS VALLEY, Cal, April 29.-Ex- citement prevails here among miners on the appearance of a rich ledge in the famous Idaho mine, in a seventeen hun dred foot level running east of body of ore two hundred feet from the shaft, where no pay was expected in less dis tance than 1900 feet in that level The Wyod mines this afternoon cut the ledge which is filled with free gold.
 WASHINGTON, April 29-After the the transaction of the routine business, the consideration of the land forfeiture bill was resumed.
 Senate passed land forfeiture bill.
 Senator Mcpherson introduced a bill granting pension of S2,500 a year to the widow of Gen. Mcclellan. Referred.