Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-06-21

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 SAN FRANCISCO, June IS. Best & Belcher.4.OO Crocker. 20 Chollar. .4.15 Con. Va. 415 Confidence .7.37 Gould < Cury .3O5 Hale & Nor. .3.20 Ophir .47C Peers. ....... 9 Sierra Nes. .3.3C Potosi ... 2 Yellow Jac't. .3.2O Savage .4.20 Peerless ..... z Union Con. .... 3 Utah .....
 WASHINGTON, June ls.-The schedule on opium was increased from BIO to SIP per pOnnd. ==In the metal schedule the following are some of the changes: Iron or steel rails reduced from S1344 to S11.20 per ton. Wood schedule, sawed board, S1 per thousand instead of s105.
 The house provision fixing retaliatory duty on sawed lumber imported from other counties, imposing export duties on logs, was struck, and the provision instead of making a duty imposed in such cases, the same as the rates under the present law.
 Fire copper imported in the form of ore, F cent per pound instead of of a cent; old copper, l cent instead of 13 of cent; coarse copper and copper and copper cents cent per pound in stead of 115 cents. Copper in other forms not manufactured II cents per pound instead of ? cents.
 The senate disposed of seventy pages of legislative, executive and judicial amendments and then adjourned.
 DENVER, June 1S-This evening at , o'clock Geo. McCartney met l.. A. Lil- burn on 16th street, between Stout and Champa streets, one of the most crowd ed thoroughfares in the city. He pulled revol or and fired five shots at Mil burn, two of which entered his breast, intiicting wounds from which he cannot recover.
 Milburn IS Q carriage manufacturer and Mccartney had been in his employ, but lately they entered int opartnership, Trouble arose between them and Mill burn had Mccartney indicted for embezZlement, which was the direct cause of the shooting. Both men have families and stand we'll in business cir cles.
 FRESNO, Cal, June IS-W. R. Bibby, the ex deputy superintendent of schools convicted yesterday of forgery, was sentenced to-day to three years in San Quentin.
 PREsCoTT, Arizona, June 18.-Charles Morris, cowboy, living east of Prescott, while engaged out On the rodeo some six weeks ago, was bitten on the nose by skunk while asleep in camp. To-day he died in great agony with hydro phobia.
 BATON RoUGF, La, June 1S.-When the house met to-day the speaker raceiy- ed proposition from Benjamin Now cass, of London, England, offering one ths lottery privileges applied for by Jno. Morris.
 NEv YORK. June 1S.lThe following is the result of the games played to-day:
 NATIONAL.
 BOSTON. 6; New York, l.
 PHILADELPHIA, 3; Brooklyn, ,.
 CINCINNATI, 3; 3;fChicaee, 2.
 PITTsBURG. 3; Cleveland, O.
 PLAYERS LEAGUE.
 BOSTON, g; Brooklyn, 5.
 NEw YORK, 8; Philadelphia. F.
 CHICAGO, 3; Cleveland, 1.
 BUFFALO, 6; Pittsburg, O.
 ASSOCIATION
 First gams-Brooklyn, 1; Philadel- phia, C.
 Second game-Brooklyn, ?; Philadel- phia. SYRACUSE, ?; Rochester, 10.
 ST. LoUIs, ?; Toledo, 6.
 LOUISVILLE, 4; Columbus, 6.
 WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The consider ,tiOn of the Indian appropriation bill b ing assumed the appropriation of S12,2OO for the Creek Indians, S4s,COO for the Pottawatomic Indians and s27,- O00 for the Mexican Pottawatomic h. dians, were stricken from the bill. The 1 rose, the bill passed and the house adjourned. .,
 CATlsToGA, Cal, June IS. Fire was this morning on First stree t. | After destroying dwelling house, barn | aud warehouse, 1t spread to Lincoln | avenue, the main thOroughfare oi the | west side. It destroyed Lodi's livery stables and Armstrong's drug store, 1t | being checked at Gardiner's brick build. | ing on the east side of the avenue. The | fire destroyed the American hotel ard | contents, three saloons, restaurant, | large feed stable and barber shop.
 Flames were subdued at the Magnolia | hotel. The railroad depot was badly | scOrched. Total loss Is from Sl6,0C0 10 | 620,0OO, on which is a very light in 5urance How the fire originated is net | known.
 SAN DIEGO, June 1S.-One of thslCas- cart brothers, lessee of the Tia Juan | ranch, was arrested yesterday On the | charge Of shooting at a Mexican guard 1 on the boundary line of Tia Juan. The brothers have sheep grazing on both | sides of the line and after bringing those that are on the Mexican side on this side to be shorn, turned the whole 0f the flock out.
 Mexican officials tried to stop this practice when the quarrel ensued and one of the brothers fired at the Mexican guard. He was then taken prisoner bS dsxleans,
 AToHIsoN, June 19.--A collision o. ,urred between the pay and frieght rains on the Kanoas City, St. Paul. St Joseph and Council Rluas road this morning. Engineer tocum of the pay rain was killed and several others vera nlured. Eighteen horses were killed.