Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-01-25


 not thought to be fatal, as the ball passe
 through the muscles at the back of he
 neck. Garcia can live only few hour:
 as his brains are oozing from the fright
 ful wound in hls head. He was infat
 uated with Miss Vasquez, who was t
 leave for San Francisco this morning
 It is thought he attempted to persuad
 her to remain here, and that he shot he
 when she refused.
 NEW CASTLE, Pa, Jan. 1S.-An ex plosion occurred at the Etna rolling
 mill last night, in which three men wer, terrible burned. A ball of red hot iron was upset in a puddle of water; the minute the iron struck the water ar explosion occurred, throwing large chunks of iron and burning Geo. E. Cox Wm. Dwyer, and Richard Millenbough Cox will probably die.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Honolulu advices received by the steamer Mari posa today, state that the American whaling bark Rowland, went ashore at Johnson's Island, seven hundred miles southwest of Honolulu, December 26 The crew reached land safely, except one man, George Mcdonald, who was drowned. Two days latter the whaling bark Abraham Barker, touched at John sons Island and brought the men to Honolulu.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18.-A dispatch from Sonora states that General M G. Vallejo, died at his home there early this morning. The funeral will be held Tuesday.
 ZANZIBAR, January 18-The British has returned to this port. No improve ment in the condition of Emin Pasha, who recently had a relapse after his par tial recovery from the effects of a fall from a balcony.
 WASHINGTON, January 1S.-The funeral of Walker Blaine took place this morning. A private funeral ceremony was held at home of Secretary Blaine, on Lafayette Square at 10:30. Presi- dent and Mrs. Harrison, all members of the cabinet; Eli Hanford, several mem- bers of the Diplomatic Dorps, and some intimate friends of the family, were pre- sent. At the conclusion of appropriate services the remains were taken to the
 
 the Clergy and a number of friends in carriages.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, January F - The hotel Casa de Mar, located at Del Mar, twenty miles north of here on the coast. and owned by Col. J. s. Taylor, was burned to the ground shortly before daylight this morning. The fire, which is supposed to have originated in the kitchen, was first discovered by one of the guests, who was awakened by the dense smoke in his room. All the oc- cupants in the building were aroused and made good their escape in scanty attire. There were several escapes, but only one person was injured. 1t was Miss Gooden, niece of the proprietor, who fell down flight of stairs and bad y sprained her ankle. The only fuTni- ture saved was a few bedroom sets CT the first floor. When the fire was dis covered the kitchen was all ablaZe and title time was given for saving property. The guests of the hotel were accommo- lated in several seaside cottages by the proprietor of the hotel. The loss is placed at Ss0.000. -& ith-an-in insurance of ;25.0G0. 1t Is stated the hotel will be 'ebuilt at once.
 SACRAMENTO, January 17-About 90 delegates from San Joaquin, Sonoma, Sacramento, Iolo, Tuba, Sutler and rempama counties met here this after locn to take action for insuring govern nent aid for the improvement and per nanent control of Sacramento, San Joa- Iuin and Feather rivers which have been a sourre of much trouble during he protracted rains. Resolutions hand d in by 4 s delegates were read, and Engineer M lrsden, of the state board of laybor commissioner produced data. hOwing the importance of preserving he navagable rivers which are liable to )e impaired by every washout of their channels.
 MERGED, Cal, Jan. 17.-Early this morning fire was discovered in the drug ,tore of George Knox, in the Olcese and 5aribaldi building. The fire is supposed O have started in the basement, caused rom spontaneous combustion. Several persons were overcome by the fumes lrising from burning drugs, but no lives ost. The flames spread to adjoining tores which were considerably damaged. Loss will probably reach S13,G00, which S mostly covered by insurance. The principal losers are Oicese and Garibal Ii, George Knox, Cohen & Wire ard Mrs. E. Smythe.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-Not in ten -ears have storms given the Southern Pacific as much trouble as at present. 1 Seven trains are now showed up in the north and east of here. Rail | 'oad officials say a new rotary blow has lone splendid work, but the snow has allen so steadily that it covered the rack again as soon as cleared. West pound trains on the Central Pacific are 1t Lackee, Emigrant Gap, Blue Cannon md Colfax. Between Blue Cannon and | Imigrant Gap on the Sierra mountains he snow is 10 feet deep in places and | )auly drif ed A rain for Portland | eaVing here Tuesday night and on which l 5 Col, Crocker is still snow bound north | ,f Sims. Two Portland trains bound :outh are at Ashland, Oregon. The l ;now at a few points on the Siskiyou s 30 feet deep. Tho railroad has hun | lreds of men at work and hope to see rains moving again at least by Sunday.
 DENVER, Jan. 17.-Sheriff Barton, who vas sworn In Tuesday, created sensa- , ion to-day by his first order, which was o the effect that hereafter all saloons must be closed on Sunday. A number # saloon men say they will oppose the ,rder.
 GRASS VALLEY, Cal, Jan 17-It has ,een showing all day, Charles Powell, | while shoveling snow off a porch was truck by snow sliding from the roof and vas knocked to the ground, receiving erlous injury. Many buildings have 'een crushed by the heavy weight of the now.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 16. Best < Belch, 2.30 Crocker. ..... 20 Jhollar, ..... 2.4O Con. Va. ..... 4.65 Confidence ... Gould & G.. 1.35 Hale $ Nor. 2.S0 Ophir ..... 3.60 1 Peer ......... Sierra New. 1.90 l ootosi . 1.75 YellowJacket 2.05 l Savage ... l65 Peerless. . 20 | Union Con. 2.30 l. locomotive.