Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-03

WASHINGTON, April 25-The Houl
 committee on coinage, weights, an measures, was to-day authorized by strictly party vote, to recommend tt 1 silver bill agreed upon in the caucr "Wednesday night, in place of the mod 1 fled Windom Silver bill already repor ! ed by the committee.
 The house committee on approprii
 tions ordered the bill reported to tn
 house, making an appropriation of Sl5t coo, for the relief of the flood sufferer
 in Louisiana.
 The committee on appropriations re
 ported the joint resolution aypropriat
 ing S150,000 to enable the Secretary c
 War to distribute rations for tho relic
 of the destitute people in the distric
 overtlewed by the Mississippi river an'
 its tributaries, was passed.
 The house went into committee O the ThOle on the legislative appropria ton bill.
 ST. LOUIS, April 25.-A special iron Gainesville, Tex, says that cloud burs struck that city last night, deiuek1g the town and country to depth of severa feet. Water in many places IS three feet deep. A small creek left its bank: and swept away many dwellings. Hun dreds of people turned out and helped Tn rescuing families on the lowlandE along the creek. In the whole country deluged, crops are ruined. The Santa Fe train was water bound 6 miles south of Gainesville, and passengers have been rescued in boats.
 MoRRIsTowN, N. r., 4 prii oo5.-A mum Der of thieves were recently prosecuted as the result of fires started Wednesday ip q dozen different places on General John $. Quick's three thousand acre tract in Northampton. In very short time big forest fire was raging and much timber and several houses are already burned. The fire is not yet un der control.
 ALTOONA, Pa, April 25-Shortly after midnight, Daniel Rietman, proprietor of the Union brewery, made desperate 10 murder his wife, and then shot himself, dying instantly. His wife will recover. No cause for the tragedy is assigned.
 SALEM, Mass, April 25.-A warrant was issued this morning for the arrest of George Ives, ex-assistant district at torney. O | the charge of forgery to the amount of S20.O00. It is also stated that Ives has used uPhis wite's estate of six ty thousand, and an estate of which he was trustee, to the amount of S70O0.
 Later Ives was arrested and arraig ned. He pleaded guilty, and was held for the Superior Court.
 SYDNEY. \. s. w., April 25-The scul- ling race for the championship of the world, between Peter Kemp and Mel MattersOn, took place today, on the Par for Kemp.
 WORCESTER. Mass, April 25-Official circular detailing the thefts of Freder- ok Kimball, the fugitive teller of the Peoples Savings Bank, has been issued. The market value of the property taken vas Sc3J10.
 NEW YORK. April 25-The Doran Wright company, one of the largest )ucket shops in the East, with branches Ill over the country, suspended pay nents to-day.
 WASHINGTON, D. C, April 25.-
 Pending tbe discussion tho senate ook and passed the house joint resolu- ion appropriating Sl500O0 for the relief # the Louisiana sufferers.
 WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Presi- lent has signed the Worlds Fair bill.
 SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Charley Turner, the colofed Stockton middle geight. and Denny Keller, of Boston at |, Ink 4< xl,
 In the first and second rounds the nen exchanged several good body blows.
 The third round was terrific. Turner ras knocked down by a sharp right lander on the jaw, and when he arose Keller pounded the colOred man about he head until it Seemed as If the latter ;as about to go out. He rallied hough, and forced Kelly to corner, md set him down with. thump. Kel- CT was weak when he arose, and Fur Ter tried hard to hnIsh him.
 Exchange was about even in the next hTee rounds.
 h the 7th Keller was knocked down ,y a right handler In neck.
 From the Sth to the 11th rounds the .ghting WAS hard. each man obtaining ,Tief advantage alternately.
 Turner continued to force the fighting II thloIgh the l2th round, and lnded often on Keller's ribs and jaw he latter was evidently suffering from he punishment, but just as tho round losel. he gave Turner left hand swing ng blow on the stomach. The 18th round sett,,sd the fight, though he finish came suddenlys and the spec ators were not prepared for It. Kelly ,as still fighting bravely, but Turner -as forcing him hard. The Stockton lan's blows were reaching the mark l ftener and he was evidently the troDgcr, but just as the men broke part from a short rally Keller gave a licked sling with his left arm, and his st came in contact with Turner's jaw nd tho cOlered man went down like a hot.
 AS the seconds were counted off he lada a struggle to rise, cut it was a lean knock out, and the spectators burst mt with roar of applause that lasted everal minutes.
 SAy FRANCISCO, April 25.-Gen. Conn nd posse and constabiec have been tro ling frontiar, watching for jhinamen from Southern California vho made several attempts to cross. Iast evening Ccon captured one white nan and wagon, and later caught mother white man. Just before day icht the Chinese made q rush for U S oil. Several forded the Tia Juana iver and others rushed for the hills Officers captured six of the Mongolians, .nd others are hidden in the brush.
 WAsdINGToY, April 25.-House com nittee on judiciary reported to the sen lte the antitrust bill, recommending its passage.
 An amendment was adopted provid- ng that hereafter every new application or examination must have the certiti- ate of an officer of the county of which he applicant Is a citizen. An amend nent was also adopted for actual tra- cling expenses of the commission, in stead of necessary expenses" The com nittee then arose and the house took 'ecess.
 FRESNO, April 26.-August Koeing, a arm hand on the Davis ranch, near Fire Daugh, shot and killed another hand