Arizona republican., 1891-03-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Jersey City Argus office burned last night. Loss, $lO,O0O.
 The Senate of the Missouri Legislature has passed the Worlds Fair bill, ap- propriating $l5O,OOO.
 The greenhouses on the farm of w. K. Vanderbilt, at Oakdale, l.. l., burned yesterday. Loss, $l0O,OOO.
 Rumors are current that another con- flict has occurred between the English and the Portuguese on Limpopo river.
 The person who represented himself to be Detective O'Malley. of New Or leans, at Memphis, proves to be an i'm postor.
 Senator Cary, of Wyoming, says that in his opinion the so-called free coinage craze in the West, had been very largely exaggerated.
 The Tompkins Machinery and Imple- ment Company, of Dallas, Tex, assigned yesterday. Nominal assets, $500, 1000 {; liabilities, $l50,000.
 At St. Albans, Vt., F. T. Harding, aged g years, and the husband of dis solute woman, yesterday shot her dead and then killed himself.
 While driving into London, Ontario, last night Wesley Warner, prominent citizen, and his two daughters were killed by Canadian Pacific train.
 The British bark Dumfrieshi re, which sailed from San Francesca, October 23, for Hull, is considerably overdue and much anxiety is felt concerning her.
 Frederick c. Beck, the San Francisco waiter who killed John Bowen, the grocery clerk, was sentenced by Judge Murphy yesterday to San Quentin for life.
 At San Rafael, Cal, the stable of Sidney Smith, Jr., with six horses and num- Der of vehicles and a large amount of grain, was burned yesterday. The loss is heavy.
 It IS semi-officially denied in Rome that sealed orders have been sent to the Italian squadron in consequence of the lynching of the eleven Italian prisoners at New Orleans.
 The Bureau of Navigation of the Navy Department has taken preliminary steps lONd lhC pl a btN naval college. It will be located on Coasters island, near Newport.
 Mrs. Ann Smith, of Springfield, H., widow of c. M. Smith, died suddenly yesterday at San Francisco, aged 65. She was a sister of Mrs. Abraham Lin coin and Mrs. Lillian w. Edwards.
 The Swedish ship Senator Weber, Nn-tat,, W,n,l, Taul,T n for Rio de Janeiro, foundered in the re- cent heavy gale which swept over Eng land. Fourteen of the crew were lost.
 South Australian shearers have cut the telegraphic wires and have attempted to wreck the railroad trains conveying troops to the scene of the trouble be- tween the union and non-union shearers.
 The Des Moines river at Ottumwa, Iowa, is the highest known for many years. Ice tore away fifty feet of the approach to the wagon bridge, practic- ally cutting of communication with the south side.
 Elmer Collins, of Allegheny City, Pa., finished his thirty days of fasting yes terday. Collins took nothing but pure spring water. He began weighing l33R pounds, and at the end weighed no pounds even.
 Major Llewellyn, the live stock agent on the Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe rsilroad, has established the headquar- ters of the road for New Mexico and Arizona and for Texas and Mexico busi- ness, via Fl Paso, in Albuquerque.
 Last evening crowd of Pittsburg strikers attacked some non-union men returning from work at the Brad- stocks wire mill. In few minutes an- other detachment of non-union men were attacked by strikers and terribly beaten.
 Secretary of War Proctor, when asked by an Associated Press reporter, at New Orleans yesterday, as to the truth of the rtlmor that he intended to retire from the Cabinet, replied: "If I had any icea of withdrawing from the Cabinet I should certainly not be taking this trip"
 Six new cases of leprosy have been dis covered in Victoria, B. O., right in the heart of the city, which Chinamen were endeavoring to conceal. The Chinese have been doing washing for the citizens of Victoria and it Is impossible to say to what extent the disease has been com mn nj tod ap,nn, tln u,h,kn raa.1o