Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-14

ldl Ol bAO Il dCluC dNltlG OO., WDO uld- appeared March 18th, left a shortage in his accounts of between Sl0,00O, and s12,- OO0. Beck's whereabouts are unknown though it is reported that he was seen recently in Seattle and others state that he went to Mexico.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, June 10.-The U. $. coast survey steamer, Hcsler, will leave here on next Sunday for Santa Barbara channel, when he will mark out course for trial trip of the new cruiser San Francisco, which IS expected to occur in July.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O.-A fire was discovered this morning in the top story of building on Sutter street, occupied as store rooms by Davis Bros, Bergman, wholesale toy and notion dealers. A. F. Nye < O., dealers in fixtures, Kauff- man Bros, wholesale plate glass dealers, and Luscumb x Isaacs, dealers in fancy goods, who occupied the lower story, sustained loss by water. Loss about S16,000.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, June 10.-Harry Me Bride, who was badly punished in a brutal glove fight with Frank Larve at the Golden Gate Athletic Club last night, died this morning. Larve is un- der arrest.
 Secretary Jamison, of the Golden Gate Athletic Club, Frank Jones, director, Joe Bowers, Tim Grath and John Joel, who seconded the fight, were arrested to-day as accessories to the murder. Later-Sixty warrants for the arrest of spectators at last nights fatal prize tight have been issued but are being held back until the result of the autopsy, now going on, is known. Other warrants will be issued as soon as the names of other spectators are known. There is much excitement in pugilistic circles over the matter.
 BATON ROUGE, La, June 11.-W. A. Crandall, chairman of the state demo cratic central committee, has written a letter to State Senator Foster, leader of anti lottery party in legislature, suggest ing the que stion of submitting lottery amendment to the constitution to a primary election throughout the state at which only whites be permitted to vote.
 DICKINSON, N. D June 1.-The sher- iii has captured Chas. E. Bailey, one of the bandits who held up the Northern Pacific tram at New Salem, Sundav last. The prisoner confessed, and said that there were five in the gang. The sheriff has again started out in pursuit of the others.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June II. .-The Union Labor party yesterday nominated on the state ticket, N. B. Fizer for gov ernOr. ."1
 WASHINGTON, June II. - Schuyler, soldiers secretary of the republican con gressional committee, has resigned. RALEIGH, N. C., June 1.-The demo cratic state convention Is to be held at Raleigh some time in August.
 CITY OF MEXICO, June 1.-The Lib eral Press has approved Iturbrides' sen- tence to imprisonment, and the con servative De pers condemn it. Alvarez COrte, the self-styled General" who recently headed small revolt in the State of Guerrero, is sentenced to be shot.
 ST. PETERSBURG, June 11.-Reports | were received of disastrous confiagra- tions and great loss of life and property | m the mining district of Ural mouatains. The iron works at Ufalsist and New | jansk, a thousand dwellings,, four schools, and three churches, also hos pitals and magazines were completely destroyed. Forty persons were burned to death. lo,OCO people are made home | less.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The senate committee on finance today considered | and amended the house silver bill pro- vision making certificates issued in pays ment of bullion legal tender for public and private debts, was struck out, leav- | ing them receivable for customs, taxes, and public debts. The customs redemp- tion clause was stricken out also the section providing for the free coinage of silver whenever the market price is one dollar for 3IO14 grains pure silver, the act made to take effect in thirty days after the passage of the bill and shall terminate at the expiration of 10 years therefrom.
 Adverse reports were made from the | finance committee on Stanford's bill for government loans of liens of real estate. ana on the bill to abolish metal
 money. The bills were indefinitely post
 poned. The committee reported back
 favorably with sundry amendments the house silver bill. which was taken up. | Eustis then addressed the senate. | Hewes was followed by Senator Fur pie. The silver bill then went over un
 sll to morrow. The senate bill to pro- | hlbit monopoly of transportation of | cattle to foreign countries was passed, with the amendment that it shall not | apply To vessel room already contracted. | The Senate joint resolution in regard to the export trade in cattle then pass ed.
 CHICAGO, June 1.-The failure of Robert Warren & Co. heavy English house, operating on the Board of Trade, IS officially announced. The firm are heavily long on wheat, pork, lard and ! ribs. When asked for the amount of
 liabilities they said they did not know. but hoped to be able to come out even. l The announcement caused wheat to drc 10 SS, mess pork to SLIT, though the former mark was subsequently re covered. Warren & Co. had been spec ulating heavily ou the wrong side. SYRACUSE, June 1l.-Judge Wallace dismissed tho writ of haoaes corpus in Kemmler's case and remanded him,to the | the custody of the warden Auburn prison to be executed by electricity NEW YORK, June 11.-Robert F. Wal lace and G, Lowitz, charged with rob bing Editor Wallace's Monthly of s5OCO. arrived here to-day from Cuba. WASHINGTON, June 1.-The president has approved the act for the relief of the Union Iron Works of San Francisco, Cal. COLUMBUS, June H. Another at tempt to start the street cars this morn ing proved complete failure, and the cars were returned to the barn.
 ABERDEEN. June 1.-The South Da- kota State Democratic Convention met this morning. Col. M. w. Sheafe. of Watertown, was temporarily made chair man.
 WASHINGTON. June 1.-The speaker announced the appointment of Mills, of Texas, as member of the committee on rules, and Turner. of Georgia, as mem