Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
SAN FRANCISCO. April s.

SAN FRANCISCO, April s. Best & Belch., 3.30 Crocker. 30 Chollar. Con. Va. 5.25 .375 Gould x Cury 1855 Hale & Nor. .2S5 Ophir ...... 405 Peer. 20 Sierra Ne,. ..2S5 Posti 45O Yellow Jac't. .235 Savage. ....... 2.25 Peerless. .. 20 Union Con. 3.15 Utah . 45
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 8.-At the Oak land grounds today the Oaklands de- feated tEe San Franciscos by a score of 6 to f.
 FORT MORGAN, Cal, April Sank of Fort Morgan made an assignment to- day for the amount of S40,0OO. Liabil- titles are reported in the nighborhood of S20,000.
 WASHINGTON, April S.-Secretary 8. of the treasury has authorized the collector at San Diego to employ an additional force, to assist him in preventing the smuggling of Chinese laborers across the Mexican border. This section is based upon the telegraphio report from the collector regarding the capture of thir- teen Chinamen.
 PRoPHeTsTowN, Ills, April S.-The reports of the damage done by the storm were greatly exaggerated. One house and one elevator were blown down and several houses damaged. No body was killed but four or five injured seriously.
 SACRAMENTO, April S.-The stage from Michigan Bluff to Auburn was stopped by two masked men, one and one-half miles from Lammer's place yesterday afternoon. About 80 dollars was secur- ed from the passengers, and the express box which contained yaluables. One of the robbers had shot gun and the other a revolver. William Muir, one of the passengers, advanced on the robbers and defied them to shoot, and succeed cd in frightening them away, although he Mas unarmed himself.
 MANHATTAN, Kas., April 6.-The Man haitian bank closed it's doors this morn ing. No particulars learned.
 NEW YoRk, April S.-The dedication and subsequent failure yesterday of c. K. Sistar IS Son, brokers, is still the sen- sation of Wall street. Henry $. Ren- net, counsel for assignees, says no one can tell the amount of the dedication; that the deficit claimed by Heller may amount to S600,000.
 WASHINGTON, April 8-Senate resumed consideration of the Montana contested election, Spooner continuing the argu- ment in favor of the republican claim ants.
 Among the bills reported and placed on the calender, were the following: Senate bill to amend the interstate com merce act; house bill approving (with amendments the funding act of Arizo- na; senate bill for commission to de- termlne Othe northern boundary of Warm Springs Indian reservation, Ore gon. Call offered preamble and reso- lution, which went over, reciting a pub lished newspaper statement of the pack ing of iuries in the northern district of Florida, and instrueting the judiciary committee to take evidence. Vest of sered a resolution, which was agreed to, calling on the president for copy of the reports in relation to the property, and distribution of the funds received from the Mexican government on the ac- count of Well & LaAbra, wards.
 
 the Montana contested election cases, and WAS followed by Pugh who argued in favor of the minority report. Before seats were occupied on the Republican side. George called attention to the fact, and the presiding officer directed the sergeant at arms to request the at teudance of the absent senators. Pugh not being well enough to continue his speech the election case went over for day, and the antitrust bill was taken Voorheers sent to the clerks desk and lad read from a telegram from Helena, Mont. stating that the democrats had elected the mayor by 300 majority, and the republicans, who usually had ma jority of from 400 to 600, carried only )ne ward. Spooner's comment upon the telegram was: That ought to settle tt" and Hoar's was: That is the stron- sest argument yet produced on the de mocratic side"
 The antitrust bill was passed; yeas J2, nays l, Blodgett).
 Adjourned.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, April S.-A cyclone struck Norwalk, O., this afternoon and swept track half mile wide from the sastern limits of the city long distance into the country.
 The umbrella factory, where thirty young woEen are employed, was practic- lily demolisl ei Many of the girls were caught. DoIa Palmer, aged l9, receiv- d fatal injuries, and several others were severely injured.
 EAsToN, Pa, April 9.-Wm. H. Bar thomeM was hanged here thls morning for the murder of Aaron w. billiard, near Gearsyille, September last. They owned neighboring farms, and Bartho- new and Mrs. billiard together had concocted plan to get billiard to go out of the house at night, to iCok after the cause of disturbance among his chic kens, when Bartholomew shot him. Mrs. billiard made a full confession and was sentenced to prison for life.
 Although Barthomew threatened to give the sheriff trouble, and fight to the last, he walked to the scaffoid with a firm step, after all arrangements were completed. He declared himself inno- cent, damning all his accused, and de manding that detective Johnson and his paramour Mrs. billiard ought to be hung. His last word was mixed with violent. oaths and bad language. His neck was broken by the fall.
 SAN DIEGO, April 9.-Another capture Jf 10 Chinese as made early this morn ing. They were entering the harbor in ,d fishermans' boat from Lower CalIfor- ma, at about two o'clock, when they were stopped by the Customs officers, on guard at Ballot point. at the entrance of the harbOr. The boat was owned by J. E. Williams, who is also Tn custody. The ChInamen captured this morning are also part of those transferred to steamer Newborn" from the steamer City of Pekin," in San Francisco harbor, March p, and taken by the Newborn to Ensenada, Lower California. Twenty three Chinese are now in custody here.
 ELENsBURG, Pa, April 9-Charles Car ter, colored, was hanged here to-day, for the murder of John Mathews, also negro, in house il fame, during a quarrel about disreputable woman.
 BERLIN, April 9-A railway train was thrown down an embankment at Frank fort to-day, and twenty-seyen workmen