Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-10


 House passed the senate anti-trUs
 bill with slight amendment.
 SAN FRANCISCo, May 1.-Three month
 ago man calling himself R. Schwartz koff and claiming to represent the Nev ] York Mutual Life Insurance company registered at the Baldwin hotel, in thi city. He led fast life and spent none! freely. E. J. Baldwin advanced him Sl, 4OO and Nj. B. Curtis S250 on drafts ol the National Bank Of Deposits of Nev | York. The bank refused to honor th: drafts. and to-day Baldwin notified th' police officers, who went to the hote and found Schwartzkoif in q room witt Curtis. The latter left and tho officer followed him, and when they returned | they found that SchwartzkoIf had sho himself through ihe left temple dyins | instantly. On his person Was a.card giy l ing his addr, ss as i2O Broadway, New York.
 NEW YORK, May L.-Fo!iuwing is the result of the games played to-day:
 NATIONAL. Pittsburg 3; Chicago 1. Cleveland II; Cincinnati 12. PLAYERS LEAGUE.
 Chicago ,; Cleveland C.
 San Francisco Oakland b; Sacra lcento i.
 League and Brotherhood games at Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Pittsburg gre postponed on account of rain.
 ELLENsBURG, Wash, May Tile pa rade o1 tho state encampment of the c. 4. R. moved at 10 tins morning, with 200 vcte rans in line, Gen. Alger march ing with the old soldiers. Mrs. Logan reviewed the parade. the -AlSer party left for nome at 1 o'clock this after noon.
 SaC2AaiENTo, May Miss Boyd, who resided with her parents at Winters, died here last night from the effects Of blood poisoning, caused by colored silk en thread, which was run through her ears recently, when she had them pierced for rings. Ine girl was I9 years oid.
 W.sI5. ,.GToN, Hay L-SenatorVest. from the select committee on meat pro ducts, re .JoTted q concurrent resolu ton asking tLe president to inaugurate q di- plCmatic correspondence with authori- ties of Great Britain to bring about q repeal CT modification Of the existing quarantine regulations of the United Kingdom.
 CHICO. Cal. May l.-The grand parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West ele cied the following officers today: Gra ud President, w. H. Miller; Grand Vice -PreSIdent, R. M Fitzgerald; Sec retary, Henry Lumstedt; Treasurer, H. $. Eiart;ng; Grand Lecturer, ". w.. Greer.
 JACKSONVILLE. May L. Rev. Wm. Barnes, who preached the funeral ser mon of Daniel Webster. died this morn ing. He was one of the most noted Presbyterian diyincs in the country. Judge Barnes, of the Arizona Supreme Cocrt under Cleveland, Is his son.
 CINCINNATI. May IA bold and sue cessful diamond robbery was accomplish ed this afternoon at the ieweiry store of Micaie Bros, by two thIey es, who asked to see some diamonds, when @ley snatch a ring containing S3,0O0 worth of rings and rushed out of the store and escaped. The third man who staid outside to pre- vent pursuit being made was arrested.
 Los ANGELES, May About 2,000 carloads of oranges were shipped from Southern California during the present season, Of which TOO were shipped dur ing April. 1t is estimated that 300 car loads left to supply the markets of May and June.
 FoRT CUSTER, May 2.-Squaw men and others are circulating among the Chey- ennes at the Tongue river agency, urging them to go on the war path. and wipe out their fancied wrongs in blood. The Indians have withdrawn tholr children from school, and refuse to send them back. They have also abandoned farm work. and settlers are fearful of an out break.
 CHICAGO, May 2+One thousand chi ployees of the Wells and French Car O., struck this morning without notice, for 5 hours.
 BOSTON, May 2.-The strike of the car penters is proceeding quietly. l7OO men are out. Only about 20 men are at work.
 WASHINGTON. May 2.-The President has approved the act for the temporary government ln Oklahoma.
 NEW YORK, May 2-'rhe New York City worldwide labor demonstration last night, was not a great success so far as numbers who paraded and attended the Union Square meeting, is concerned. Probably not more than 2000 persons were at the speakers stand at one time oy,l ir,t tho rarNnCEcInp 4hat r1ranaGaI 1T there were about 5000 paraders. Rain partly caused lack of enthusi asm.
 CALF, Cal, May Frank Walton, living at Elk Grove, and Mary Douglas were drowned last night, while return ing from picnic.
 JEFFERsONvILLE, May 2.-Jared Satar left here last night to testify i'll the in vestigation of the death of JonE Clay ton, brother of cX-GovernUr Clayton at Little Pock. Ills story is that the mur- derel was 'Thos Hooper, who died at Los Ans-ies. Cal, Oct, To. Twenty years ago Satar and Hooper lived in Califor- nia. Hooper then told Sater he had already killed two men for assisting to lynch his Hooper, father in Arkansas some years ago. John NJ. Clayton also took part in the lynching, and that he (Hooperl would kill him for it. Hooper sold his place in California saying that he was going back to Arkansas to kill Clayton. When Hooper returned to Los Angeles, he admitted the killing of Clayton.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-Frank Wil- Hams was convicted of robbing stage near Downievile. Cal, of the U. $. mails some nonths ago, was to-dap sen fenced to imprisonment at Folsom for life.