Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-03-28

cation into the attempted bribing l
connection with the senatorial electio
: this morning. The paying teller of tn
3 Crocker Woolworth bank idnentifiet
! wrappers which were found in the vast
basket of the state librarians room, aut
, said he had seen the same i'll his banl
on the sixteenth inst.
The figures on them were his owl
} hand writing. The wrappers had beer
around tie package of greenbacks re-
: ceived from the First Loan and Savings
Band on the 10Th and seven thousand
five hundred dollars was paid on that
Afternoon to John B. Jones on a check
OF the Southern Pacific railroad made
out on the Nevada Bank. The witness
testified that Jones lived in San Fran
cisco. He believe the latter was
a messenger for the Railroad company.
Two other witnesses were examined on
minor points and Attorney General
Hart then said it would be necessary to
summon Jones as witness and he sug-
gested 1t be proper for the committee at
this time TO obtain from the senate in
I-creased power to COMPEL any
case they were unwilling to do so.
BLEDsoE ASSAULTED.
SAN FRAECIsco, March 21-The Posts
Sacramento SPECIAL says Assent blyman
Bledsoe of Humboldt has caused the ar
rest of Assemblyman Lowe Of Santa
Clara O. charge OF assault for the lat
| ters action at the time cf the introduc-
tiOn into the assembly yesterday of the
f, report of the committee investigating
the Bruner charges. The mayor of Sac
ramento it IS stated Las granted Dermis
sion for Bledsoe, who is a small man to
carry fire Prms.
ASTORIA, Ogn., March 21.-The steam
er Batavia which sent aground yester-
| day was towed off this morning. She
suffered no damage.
DETROIT, March 21.-Joseph Perrien,
proprietor of one of the largest Touring
mills In Detroit and a half millionaire
has been kidnapped by unknown parties
who left an envelope containing check
FOR $4,000 on bank of which Perrien
is vice president and a promissory note
for $4,000 payable in five days which
amo ant procured by either means they
demand as a ransom for Perrien.
CHICAGO, March 21,-A special from
marshalltowu, Iowa, says NJ. J. Jacobs
Lying near Waterloo, has received tel
egram stating that his II year old son
who was visiting in Nebraska, had been
captured by band OF Indians. A party
of men started in pursuit and as they
approached the red mon, the latter split
the boy open with tomahawk, scalped
him and escaped. The boy was dead
when the men reached him.
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-Maior Llewel-
lyn, live stock agent of the Atchlson,
Topeka 81 Santa Fe road south of the
Colorado line has established it's head |
quarters agency of the road for New |
Mexico and Arizona and for Texas and
Mexico business via FL Paso in Al |
buqueque, n. NJ. He considers the out |
look in the cattle business quite prom
Using.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 21,-The |
much talked Of prize fight between Joe
McAuliffe OF New York and Jim DAILY Of |
Philadelphia took place in the vicinity |
of this city tonight. Nearly 800 percOns
witnessed the mill. The terms of the
fight were that Jim DAILY should stay
six rounds fSl purse of $1,000. This he
70 do and although receiving a
lot of pun1sh,neot was almost as fresh
as his opE Eena:t at the finish. 1t is only
for. W fu Va ui *, -ey~-er, tn state that
he broke tffo- rfrst knuckle of his left
hand IN the fourth round and was iu-
from using the Quaker City
as he might have done.
LONDON, March, 21.-Since Healey has
accepted Parnell's proposition that both
shall resign from parliament and make
their election test of the popularity
Of the two factions Parnell's friends
have urged him to immediate accept
lnce. 1t was stated in the lobby of the
house OF commons today that Mr.. Par
nell had decided to resign his seat in
parliament in accordance with bis chal-
enge to Mr.. Healey.
New YORK, March 21.-Messrs. O'Kel-
y, Redman and Harrison, the agents of
IF Mr.. Parnell, who arrived here last
Sunday, tonight addressed their initial
meeting 10 raise money for Mr.. Parnell
and his followers. About 900 to 5000
persons set in the hall of Cooper Union
md listened. Mr.. Kelly attributed the
of his appeal for money in the
United States to the fact of Mr.. Pgrnell's {
ilspute with the Irish party in parlia- {
hn fvin ~ 1
he 100000 emergency fund on deposit
n Paris. 1t was to raise and place at
2arnell's disposition like fund that the {
speaker and his companions had come
@ this country. He adiured his hearers {
% contribute if they wished an independ
mt IrlsE party and parliament. &
Mr.. Harrison was indisposed but spoke
briefly. An appeal was made for funds
md branch No. s of the Irish National
League turned over the $500 in the
treasury. Other subscriptions were an
through the meeting was not
assured as certain Of success, obligations
being discharged on call. Seven baskets
we're passed among the people present
inviting them to contribute. The cash re-
suit was withheld from the meeting
Mr.. O'Conoi.spoke briefly and was follow
I'd by Mrs. Parnell in remarks reminding
he audience of the urgency of aid for
Mr.. Parnell.
LONDON. March 21.-OAford has won
the eight cared race over Cambridge. Il
The race was won by quarter length,
Tina % Minutes. Race over usual
course Putney bridge to Ship Mort Lake
being about four and one quarter miles.
The whole course was crowded with
spectators During the race boats were {
in the the lead but the s
struggle in the last quarter of mile of
the course will be long remembered in
The aquatic world, 1t was magnif-