Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1890-03-22

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afternoon. II is believed Floquet vi
be asked to form a cabinet.
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Additional ad
, vices from the Lower Mississippi re
gardlng the flood, are that the countr
between the Arkansas line and Vicks
burg, on both sides of the river are II
Immediate danger of inundation. Arkan
sas levees have been abandoned. Al
efforts Are being concentrated to say,
the levee in Louisiana, between tn,
Vicksburg and Arkansas line, and thos,
In the Mississippi, between Vlcksbur.
and Greenyille. Ii Louisiana goes under
Mississippi may be safe and vice versa
Raln has been falling in torrents every
where; live stock and movables are be
ing taken to places of safety; 1000 mile.
of levees are endangered, and gen
eral overflow is considered inevitable
No serious loss of life is apprehended
but destruction to property is great
northeast storm prevails. The river
went down to 1G15 feet, but is again
swelling, and water is now running over
Bienville, COntie, and st. Peters, but
the overflow Is not enough to cause
much inconvenience. Telephone at 1C
a. a., from Nita Plantation. says the
CrcoasSe there, is 100 feet wide.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Geo. r
Jingle, special agent at the Seal Islands
during the last administration, has been
appointed General Manage Of the North
American Commercial Company, the
new lesses Of the Seal Islands. The
lease with that company was executed
SDnrnfnrN-
JoHNsTowN, Pa, March IA cabin
SIX miles east of here, used by laborers
was burned last night. Two men were
burned to death, and several injured.
La CROSSE, Wis, March 1.-THE
sentence pronounced on the lynchers at
White Hail hy Judge Newman to-day
was: Chas. Johnson, Ole Sletto, Mrs.
OlesOn and her son were sentenced to
imprisonment for life, three days in
each year solitary confinement. There
was a scene Of great excitement in the
cou:t house. Mrs. Oleson tainted. The
sheriff started for Waupum with the
prisoner this afternoon.
SAN FRANCIsCo, March 1.-THE third
trial of Lee Chuck. the Chinaman, for
the murder of You Yuen, in July. 1885.
ended to-day IN the jury returning a
verdict of murder in the second degree.
The supreme court reversed the pre-
vlous convictions for murder in the first
degree, after Chuck had been sentenced
to be hanged.
CHICAGO, March 14.-Judge McCOn-
nell tonight signed the bill of exceptions
in the Cronin case. The document will
be teken to the supreme court at Ottawa
where Lawyer Forecast will apply for su-
persedus for COughlin, Burke, and O'Sul-
livan.
Nav YORK. March 1.-THE auction
sale OF California trotting stock consign-
ed by Haggin, was continued to -dav.
fhIrty-eight horses sold to-day realized
S193G5.
RosToN. March. 1.-THE CONNIE rel n
Bulletin announces that tomorrow the
of wool manufacturers
which will depose the old national asso-
citation Sf which william Whitmas is
president. The new association will re-
sist the extreme demands of the WOO,
growers and the Bulletin says: IF mea.
sures proposed by Mckinley are actually
in the bill, it is likely the
viii be joined by the carpet
in body.
DALLEs, OGN March 14.-Early this
an engine of the east bound
freight train, was detached two miles
west of BlalOck by the rail spreading.
George Baker, the engineer, was badly
3calded. j. j. Burns. brakeman. and
t1rCfnac oil orl, I
TACOMA, WN., March 14.-George
Francis Train arrived here ts-day. He
vas met at the depot by a large crowd
md escorted to a hotel. He starts on
he trip around the world next Monday,
aking the steamship Abysinia at Vie
oria.
QUEREC, March 15.-House occupied
)y S. W. Livenstone, a farmer at Bourg
Luis. was burned last night. Two child
EN- of Livenstone perished.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE agent of
he Queen line received a cablegrarl
stating that the Arizona would not sail
rom Liverpool on account of the strike
The strike is among stevedOres and af-
ects all steamers sailing from Liverpool. |
md it is thought the strike will extend |
III over England If not ali over Europe |
All engagement = for freight have been |
declared of. and passage tickets called |
n. Qaeen line has not had a ship in |
lere for two weeks.
CHARLEsToN, S. c., March 14-The |
party reached here this af- |
ernoon, and were taken to Ft. Sumpter |
nd shown around the harbor. Tonight |
lrs. Harrison and her friends held re- |
option. The party will leave for Flori- |
la in the morning.
SAN FRANCIsCO, March l4.-Mayor |
'ond to-day approved the ordinance re
emily passed by the board of supervis- |
rs, providing for the removal of the |
population to prescribed sec
ion in South San Francisco, district |
Ocated on the outside Of the city. The !
rider, which has now become law, de- |
lares it unlawful for any Chinese to To-
ate, reside or carry on business within |
lie city limits, except in the district de- |
igned. The ordinance requires the |
emOval of all the Chinese in this district |
rithin 90 days and declares failure to |
omply with the provision a misdemean-
T, punishable by Imprisonment not ex-
eeding six months 1t is well under
TODD that the Chinese, a greater portion /
I whom now occupy the district known
5 Chinatown" will test the constitu
ionalty of the ordinance and will take |
o action towards removal until that /
uestion has been decided by the courts.
SAN Francisco, March 14.-Billy Mur-
by OF Australia, and Tommy Warren.
{ California, met at the Occidental |
hub tonight, for purse of 81, 500 and |
he feather weight championship. Not
the reports that he had |
cen over trained Murphy was the favo-
ite Ing the pools. Danny Needham of
It. Paul, was referee.
The fight ended in the fourth round,
he referee giving the fight TO Murphy.
here had been much confusion and
alls of foul on the part Of the numerous
riends, up to this round, and the police
topped in inl stopped the fight.
New YORK, March Lives and Stey-
lOre, who we're committed to Jail in de-
ault OF $4,000 bail each, january 81,