Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-04-12
SACRAMENTO. April 3.-Tbe Bees Rock

SACRAMENTO, April 3.-The Bees Rock ling special received this afternoon says -Four quarries at Lincoln have acceedeC to the demands of their men for nine
 hours work. Indications now are a vic tory for the strikers. Only two quarrie:
 ai Lincoln are holding out and one o1
 th 'ss IS expected to take it's men back
 tomorrow"
 BERLIN, April 3.-The list of Bis
 marks birthday gifts is amusing, It in
 cludes to mastiffs, 43 drinking cups
 over 100 long pipes, much tobacco, in
 numerable packages of preserves, cakes
 and candies sent by farmers, two barrels
 Of eggs, side bacon and an enormous
 salmon from Wales.
 ARKANSAS CITY, April "A fearful
 wind and rain storm last night, threat
 ened to overthrow all the houses in
 town. Two churches were blown from
 their foundations. The terrors of a
 stf,iSN in a town covered by water to the
 depth of from to r. feet can hardly be
 imagined.
 CHICAGO, April 4.-More than five thousand people were in front of Battery D this morning, long before the hall was opened for admission to the stockholders of the Worlds Fair. The meeting was for the purpose of electing directors The work of proving proxies and regular subscriptions began at 10 o'clock. A force of over one hundred clerks are en- gagged in the work, which will occupy all day.
 WASHINGTON, April 4.-The report of the Advocate General in regard to the McCalla case will probably be submitted tomorrow. It is expected that the sec retary will take immediate action. It is that both McCalla & Ingersoll will be court martialed.
 NEW YORK, April 4.-Good Friday is being observed almost generally as a holiday in this city.
 DENVER, April 1.-Two thieves entered M. Matchell's jewelry store yesterday, and stole diamonds valued at 55,200.
 WASHINGTON, April 4. - The house took up private pension bills. The pres dent has approved the joint resolution for the relief of sufferers of the Missis- sippi valley, and the urgent attention to the deficiency of the appropriation bill.
 The house committee on naval affairs directed favorable report on the bill to prevent the enlistment of aliens in the navy.
 COLORADO STRINGS, Col, April "A gentleman named Perdue, came here rom San Diego, Cal, three months ago, where he had been to attend the fun sral of his wife, whose death gave his fa- her the care of two little girls. Three weeks ago, Perdue left here to visit and has not been seen since It is believed that he was murdered for liS money.
 FL PAso. Texas, April 4.-In Jutrez, Mexico, last night, H. T. Cavett, prom nent cattle man, was murdered by w. \. Balton and J. w. Clayton. The luSe IS unknown.
 MT. VERNON, April 4.-Much excite nent prevailed here this morning over he announcement that bold attempt | lad been made to assassinate F. w. | Cherry, well known citizen. The most | reports were circulated re- :ardlng the shooting. On investigation | t was learned that Cherry, accompanied | " two New York friends, was out to | Inner last night and that the shooting occurred while they were returning lome. The men were evidently in a | merry mood. Cherry says he was shot on | account of being mistaken for burglar | while attempting to enter the house ad- | oining his own residence. His condi- | ion Is serious.
 KINGMAN. April 4.-The members of he ". c. T. U. yesterday raided three | lquor saloons. and all the liquors were | Jumped into the street.
 MINNEAPOLIS MIN. April 4.-The | joopers strike, was settled today.
 Los ANCEbEs, April 4.-W. F. Bourne,
 Southern Pacific brakeman, was run | yer by an engine near Alhambra this morning, and WAS so badly crushed that | e died in a few hours. He leaves | rife and two children in this city.
 CHEYENNE, Wyo.. April An north rn sheriifs are at full cry in the train of |
 desperate gang of horse thieves, who, nding themSelv"s cl :S.lv pursued, de- troyed the teleg ,apn wires. The thieves " this time have reached Montana with | co head of horses.
 GLOBE, April 4-Laheohn one of | Sheriff Reynolds murderers, was killed | ear San Carlos on the second inst, by | n Indian of Casador's band, whom he | lad attacked.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Senator Le- and Stanford, accompanied by Mrs. Stanford. arrived in this city this morn ng, from Washington.
 BOSTON, April 5.-The powder works It Baychester blew up this afternoon. nd two men were killed. Great damage vas done to houses in the vicinity.
 WASHINGTON, April 5.-The president O day sent in the following nominations: lewis A. Grant, of Minn., assistant sec etary of war; Brigadier General Nelson \. Miles, mayor general; Col. Benjamin I. Grierson, Tenth Cavalry, brigadier general.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aprl fudge Lew 'f the SuI erior count rendered judge nent this morning in the habeaJ corpus .ase of William Hicks confined at San 1 euinten. Hicks deducting credits al 1 owed by law. expired last September, put at the meeting of the prison direc- | ors Hicks pleaded guilty to cutt ng 1 ellow prisoner with knife and was to lose his credits. The cutting it was claimed was done in self | lefepse and the warden permitted Hicks 0 carry knife with which it was done The court holds that the directors had 10 right to forfeit credits and ordered Hicks set at liberty.
 WASHINGTON, April 4-Senate com nittee on worlds fair today considered he worlds fair bill as it came from the louse. On objection by chairman His ,ock, that the committee be informed | IS to the quantity of 5,000,O00 subscrip- ions to the worlds fair at Chicago, a was chosen to investigate nd report within week. The worlds ar managers at Chicago telegraphed he required information.
 SACRAMENTO, April 4-News of a mys- erious shooting became public today. )n the night of April 1st there was a party at the house of Mrs. Spencer. Chas. sexton and Miss Alice Jones, on their way there, went by the house of Mrs. founp tO escort Miss Hill who vaS stoD