Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-18
grant writ Of sequestration asked by
the city against John Bardsley.

grant writ Of sequestration asked b,
the city against John Bardsley.
SAN FRANCIsC, July, ia single bu
heavy shock of earthquake was record
ed this morning at four minutes pas
three o'clock. Vibrations northeas
and southwest.
FLORENCE, Ariz., July 12.-The prop
erty Of the Sheffield Land company, anC
plant of the Alabama Iron and Railway
company, will, it is said, be sold to an
English syndicate. The property con
slsts OF three large b,ast furnaces and
neatly two-thirds of the town of Shef.
held. The price is understood to De
three million dollars.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, July 11.-Officers of
the ltata have not yet paid the. $500 pen
atty for leaving this port without clear
ance papers, though they officially were
| notified that it will be accepted if tend
cred. Marshall Gard is personally in
charge. He Will remain the rest of the
week, and then put deputy on board
Crowds visited the Charleston today.
Tonight banquet is rendered the Off
GERS OF the man-of- war in harbor by the
army officers and business men, 1t was
! brilliant affair.
The Ranger sails for San Francisco
tomorrow.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July 11-Geo. W.
Howell a prominent lumber dealer of
Atchison, Kansas, passed through here
today on race against ruin to Jeffer-
son. H-he arrives at Jefferson before
the close of banking hours tomorrow
and afiixes his signature to check, he
can save the Jefferson Lumber Com
pany, the Jefferson Woolen Mills and j.
II. Bemis from financial ruin, which is
now threatening them. Mr.. Howell
went from here on a chartered train
over the Memphis road. At Hoxie,
Arkansas, he will take a special train
over the Iron Mountain TO Jefferson.
Unless he meets with unexpected delay
he will reach Jefferson at p. IN. to-
morrow.
Nor EsTo, July 1O.-At Longs ranch,
two miles east of here, day before yes
terday, II. j. Fuller and Frank Albert |
quarrelled. Albert knocked Fuller |
down and the latter then stabbed Al |
bert, inficting injuries which are be-
lieved to be fatal, though he is still |
alive. Both men we're laborers on
ranch.
BosToN, Mass, July IA Bar. Har-
Dor dispatch says Blaine is better today
than at any time in the past seven or
eight months, and at no time since his
arrival here has there been any un-
favorable symptoms which could justify
the false statement as to his condition
which has been sent out by newspapers.
SAN Francisco, July 11.-Appraise-
ment of the estate of the late u. S. Sen
ator Geo. Hearst, was filed in the Proba
te Court this morning. The entire es-
tate Is estimated to be worth eight mil
lion seven hundred and eighty eight
thousand dollars. About six millions of
is in mining claims and min
ing stocks, and the real estate in San
trancIscosand various parts of CalIf0r-
nla aggregates about one million four
hundred and twenty-three thousand
dollars; miscellaneous stocks and pap
ers, five hundred aud eighty nine
thousand dollars; blooded stock. twenty
our thousand.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE jury in the
,ase Of ex-State Treasurer Holland, re-
,urned verdict of guilty of embezzle-
nent, and fixed the penalty at two years
n the penitentiary.
VNCENNEs, Ind, July IA thrash
ng machine engine exploped this mora
ng at Bruceville. John Flack was in
tRntly killed, Dick Price fatally injured,
md five other horribly scalded.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Comptroller
# the currency this morning received
he resignation of bank examiner Drew,
md he was given instructions that it
Vould be accepted, and to go into effect
MONTREAL, July 11.-Craig & Sons,
Electricians, assigned today. Liabilities,
bout $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, July 10.-Articles of in
orporation have been prepared in this
ity and today were sent to Madison for
he organization of an entire state cleo
ric railway company. The new com
amy announces its intention to build ,
nd operate an elevated electric railway |
'etween Milwaukee and Chicago. The
apital stock is fixed at SlO,0OO,0O0.
SAN Francisco. July 1O.-Brigadier
Ruger accompanied by Lieut..
Iovering left today for Fort Wana
Valla. Washington, where the general ,
will preside over the court martial to be
Ield July 10Th to try Colonel Compton
f 4th United States Cavalry charged
With neglect of duty in connection with !
he Walla Walla lynching some weeks {
go.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Ticket scalpers
ave begun fight against Chairman
Finley of the Western Passenger Asso- {
ation. They say he is guilty of con- ]
piracy IL having his spoilers buy mile
ge tickets to be forfeited when rres- |
ented on the trains. For the purpose |
4 making test case one of Mulford's 1
today took money from one of {
Hinley's detectives for ticket to Den /
er and then refused to give up the
icket or return the money unless the !
nan would sign written statement that
he purchase was made in good faith.
The scalpers was promptly arrested for
and the case will be con-
inued one week III bond of $500.
dulford declares his determination to
ight Finley.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The superin-
endent of immigration of New York re-
,orts that 1876 immigrants arrived at
hat port during the last fiscal year. as
with 329, ,921 during the pre-
'ious fiscal year. OF last years arrivals
4 1913 came from Germany, 70,176 from
italy, 35,424 from Ireladd, 33,5O4 from
Russia, and the others from other coun-
ries of Europe and Asia. 1t is estim-
tied that so per cent of all emigrants
anded at New York nearly 10000 of
he immigrants settled in New York
tate and Pennsylvania, the next larger
.umbers going to Illinois and Michigan.
)ne third of the immigrants are labor
,rs.