Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-18

f accompanied by thirtythree Pinkertons 5 with Winchesters had thrown then 9 out about 300 Italians collected and be
 gan yelling and firing in the air. About
 200 shots were fired, and they were get ! ting more excited when the master ! workman arrived on the scene anC told them that they must keep quiet Ol thry would injure their cause. The eH ! citemont then subsided.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. u.-Long before the hour of noon the galleries of the , house were filled with spectators, anx- ious to do honors to the memory of . ; man who has for so many years been
 prominent in that body. A few mo-
 ments before the house was called tC order, members of the senate, without formal announcement, entered the
 chamber and quietly Ool1 seats in body
 The sable covered bier stood in front
 of the clerks desk, and the handsome
 floral tribute was placed near It. At 2:l0, the officiating clergyman, Doctors
 Butler and Cuthbert, entered the hall
 reading the beginning of the burial ser vice. They were fOllowered by the con-
 mittees of the senate and the house having charge of the ceremonies and amid solemn hush the magnificent cas-
 ket containing the remains of William B. Kelley was placed on the bier. The family of the deceased were then escort ed to seats provided for them. The
 burial service was read by Dr. Butler and prayer was offered by Dr. Cuth ort After the benediction, the comm. tee escorted the remains from the chan Der, (which had known Mir. Kelley so iong and so well. The senators having left tho charaber, on motion of Brigham, of Pennsylvania, the house IS an additional mark of respect to the memory O. de ceased adjourned.
 VERSAILLES. Ky, Jan. 1.-The stable belonging to Macy Bros. burned this morning, destroying 8 horses. Among those burned was the horse, Bell Boy. that was sold at auction to J. c. Clark for S51,0O0: It is said Clark has re- fused 5l00.000 for this horse.
 It is said now that 4O horses were de strOyed, but the ownership cannot now be ascertained. Many Of th m were in traing and some valuable ones are be lieved to have perished. Three small cottages and store were burned. The entire loss Is estimated at S5J0,OOO.
 MADRID, Jan. 1I-The condition of | the KIng this morning is more favorable. | Special mass for his recovery was cele brated this morning in the private cha pei of the palace.
 Bulletin issued this afternoon says the condition of the King is tranquil and signs of relapse.
 BERLIN, Jan ll.-The funeral of Em- press Augusta took place to-day. Weather was brilliant. Court Chaplain Koegel delivered an oration in the cha pei of the Schloss, where the remains were laying.
 LONDON, Jan. 11.-One of the Wander bilts. of New York, has purchased from the Earl of Dudley, the famous picture The grand canal of Venice" for 10000 pounds.
 WASHINGTON, January 1.-The an nouncement that New York would pre- sent her claims for the location of the proposed Worlds fair, before the Senate special committeee, was sufficient to at tract a crowd to the Capitol that speed | ly exhausted accomadatIons of the re- ceptiOn room where hearing was held. Mir. DePew was the first speaker. lie was listened to throughout with the closest attontio. and frequently inter rupted by applause from his New York supporters.
 HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 1.-The Sheriff of Lincoln county was olding the jail last night against an armed mob that was clamoriug for the blood of Robt. Farrell, who murdered Joseph Butchers, on Bath creek, week ago. Farrell is Mccoy man, while Butchers was follower of the Hatf0lds. This will undoubtedly reopen the old Lin coin county war.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The committee on public buildings decided to report favorable the bill authorizing the pur chase of sites for the construction oi public buildings in the following cities: San Francisco, SS00,OO0; San Diego and Oakland, Sl00,000 each.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Copper-Dull but steady; lake, January, 14.50.
 Lead Nominal; domestic, 3.S715.
 Silver -BaI 9615 strong. Mexican Silver Dollars-El Paso qTot- ations -7G15.
 Chicago, Jan. Cattle-Re aipts 4OOO: market slow and about noI nal; beeves, 300@5.15; stockers and fet lers, 2.25@ 3.25; COWS, bulls aLd mixed, i.J0@ BIO.
 Kansas City, Jan. 1.-The Live Stock Indicator reports:
 Cattle-Receipts 29OO; shipments 900; market steady for steers COWS 1Oc hi Eher; natives 300G470; COWS l.75G 2.60; sock CTS and feeders, 250@3.00. WASHINGTON, Jan. I1-Before the ways and means committee to-day, Alex ander Ledburn, of Alexandria, Virginia, appeared as a representative of the legls lative committee of national grange and | Virginia state grange, to demand equal protection of farmers with steel iron and wool manufacture. lie wanted equal legislation and protection of farmers by means of bounties.
 Cornelius Morrison. of New York, re- presenting importers of Brewers rice, protested against any increase on the present dutie..
 OMAHA, Jan. IA movement has | been set on foot in this city for the or ganiz9tiOn of corporation to bid on the Alaska seal lease. Several capitalists are interested An effort will be made to secure an extension of thirty days in time for the closing bids either through the secretary of the treasury or by se- curing the passage of joint resolution | by congress to that effect.
 COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1l.-There has been no new developments to-day rela- tive to the alleged senatorial bolt which has been in contemplation looking to i the defeat of Brice. A large number of democrats have been interviewed and express the opinion that there would be no bolt.
 MADISON, s. Oak. January. H. Bank of South Dakota has assigned to NJ. W. Daly. Assets Sl50OOO; liabih ties unknown. The assignment of the Bank forced the Labalie Ranche and horse importing Co, to assign yester- day. The ranches assets are S1J0OOO. mostly in land and horses. Liabilities