Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-19

dollars.
 No. 279i drew one hundred thousand dollars.
 No. 4lG69 drew fifty thousand.
 No. 7l0S3 Twenty thousand.
 rNo NO SgII9 SgII Ten thousand each.
 No. 98734
 No. 60O62
 No. 27614 Five thousand each
 No. 7S477
 No. S6428
 LONDON, April 15- Francis Stubb who was at the head of the dyeing de partment of the Lester silk works a Bradford, said to be the largest in th, world, has been arrested for alleged fraud, amounting to thousands of pound It is expected that others will be ar rested for comphcity in the frauds.
 WASHINGTON, April 15-The Secretar, of the Navy this morning cabled tn, commander of the U. $. A. alliance a Gibralter, to wait until the arrival O U. $. Consul Matthews, then sail witt him to his post at Tangiers. It seems certain that there are diplomatic reason which the officials are not willing tt disclose, that make it desirable that tn, Consul should make his appearance a Tangiers on a man of war. He is expect ed to reach Gibralter today.
 BAY CrTY, Mich, April 15.-Th, Bonsfield & O., woodware factory burn ed this morning. Loss 5lG0,000; insured No lives lost.
 WASHINGTON, April 15.-The judge ad vocate general of the navy today sub mitted preliminary report to Secre tary Tracy in the McCalid case, recon mending Commander McCalla of tEe Corrette Enterprise to be tried by court martial on charges based on facts devel oped during the recent investigation by the court of inquiry. The secretary az proved the recommendation, and ordered the trial presided over by Admira. the court to meet at New York next Tuesday.
 WASHINGTON, April 15.-In accordance with the wishes of deceased and also o the widow, the funeral services ovei Randall's remains will be held in the instead of the hall of the repre- as many members of congress wished.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 15-Collectol Phelps received dispatch from Secre tary Windom to-day, containing instruc- tiOns which are intended to prevent the Chinese arriving at this point in transit to Mexican points and afterwards cross ing the border into tho United States Windom states in his dispatch that the privilege Of transferring Chinaman to Panama steamers in this port has been allowed by the instructions of his pre- decessors. but that such instructions are now revoked
 This order of Secretary Windom's ap- plies to all vessels leaving China for San Francisco after April 16. Collector Phelps has notified the Pacific Mail and the Oceanic and Oriental steam ship Cos. to that effect.
 WAsHINGToH, April 15.-The follow ing named national bank has been auth orized to commence business: ConsOli- dated National Bank, of Tucson, at Tue son, Arizona. Capital S50,000; Presl- dent, D. Henderson; Cashier, II. B. Ten ney.
 INDIANAPOLIS, April 15-Eight hun dred carpenters struck to-day for eight hours and 9 cents per hour. Only about lC0 carpenters in the city are not included n the strike. Boss carpenters have taken no action toward meeting the q dsmaHGs. but it is thought the con ira t3rs have verbally agreed to conceGe 10 them.
 WASHINGTON, April 15.-Senator ? to-day presented amendments t1 Chinese bill. lie proposes to T. sufficient" instead of evidence of lawful right to remain .. S., and to except all Chinese children born in the U. $. from the provision. The bill also eliminates the provision for the arrest aEd deportation or imprisOn- nent Of ail Chinamen fopnd.after Sept 1, %, without proper certificates.
 EraTts also proposes that any Chinese person other than labOreT who at any time lawfully entered the |. $. may re- enter upon evidence satisfactory to the of customs, and theicollector of customs shall issue certificate to such person on re-entry, which shall have the same force as census certificate.
 WASHINGTON, April 15.- Committee on rules reported a resolution for immediate cn the bill to deTinG the of the courts Of the |. $.
 Carlisle moved to recOmmit the resO- ution, with instructions to report It back with provision for two days debate on he court bill. Motion lost; yeas. 10G nays, 124.
 Republican members of the ways and means committee were in session this afternoon, considering the sugar and wool schedules. The bounty proposi- ion, as applied to sugar, was presented by sugar manufacturers. Ihfy will accept the bounty in place of the present. duty if they can be assured it will be continued 15 years. \ protest, ;igned by 16 republican representatives las been presented to the committee against the sugar and wool schedule as )ublised,
 SAN BERNARDINo, April 15.-A dele ration of the San re nardin) pioneers eft this afternoon for Barstow to meet he Society of New England California Pioneers, now en route, and escort them o this city.
 DENVER, April 15.-The New England Society of California Pioneers arrived ,arly this morning. The party contains , pioneers, with families and friends, lbout 200 in all. They were tennered ormal reception by Gov. Prince, and re- tuned their journey westward this even ng.
 PORTLAND, Or. April 15-John A. Carr, q we'll known speculator of this .ity, was shot this afternoon by James Walker, @ years of age. Carr, who is with the management of the Walker estates, was standing on the cor lCr talking with Walker, when the lat CT drew a revolver and fired three shots, me taking effect in Carr's right side. rhe wound. while serious, is not con idered fatal.
 One of the bullets passed through the lothing of W. K. Smith, a bystander. Walker was arrested, and three pistols were found on his person. Walker, who s evidently insane, claims that Carr riod to poison him.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., April 15.-Dr. R