Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-21

CHICAGO, March 16.-The empera-
ture at New York is 80 degrees above
zero, New Orleans 46, st. LOCis 40, Gin
cinnati 40, Chicago 26, Winnipeg 16.
ROME, March 15.-Popolo Romano re-
ferring to the New Orleans tragedy says:
Relying on the foresight Of the Ameri-
can authorities and out Of regard for
sincerely friendly power, Italy has re-
! Trained from sending an iron clad to the
Mississippi.
BLAINE'S PROTEST.
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Secretary
Blain has sent a letter to Governor
Nlcb oils of Louisiana conveying the re-
gret that mob violence had been offered
to subjects of a friendly treaty power
and asking that efforts be made to bring
the offenders to justice.
ENGLISH OPINION.
LONDON, March 16.-The st. James
Gazette referring to the same subject
says: "The incident shows the native
Americanz have not lost the quality of
stern resolution which some times dis
solved by life comfort and luxury IL
modern society. The men who organiz-
ed this defiance OF formal justice are
not ashamed OF what they have done.
They have defeated the society OF fore
ign ruffians VINO were trying to terrorize
the whole city. 1t is doubtful if John
Bull" has enough grit IN him to protest
In as emphatic manner as the citizens
OF New Orleans have protested"
San Frar cisco, aareh 14-At 9:02
p. m. Kiiral entered the RUG, followed
CLOSELY By Godfrey. Kilrsin was sec
onded by NulnCon md Jim Hail, With
Esrnes. RoDer as bottle holder. God
trey's seconds were Frank Steele and
the latter'S brother J ck. while Peter |
jackson offer ted -s "a t-, h, der. Kill |
rain weig he'd about 1872 to Goifrey's |
ia. Time wes called st 9.03 Godfrey |
lay well back with his left ex;en1el, |
Kilrsin standing easily; the men game
together with rights on riks; couple !
of clinehes followed; KIlrsin led lett /
for ear and was cnuEtered By Godfrey. |
Kilraln got in hot il both baEGs on the |
face but the force Of the blows was lost |
by Goo -sy breaking ground; the men
came together sgsin and exchanged a
ndmber OF blows
Second round--KIlrain's left slightly |
on Godirsy's should4I; be seemed dis
posed to rush matters but the BOetoniaD
exercised more science snd stopped seV
eral uSly leads; K,iFsin got in his Left
on ear aad closed he round by a sush,
which was cross cnun;ersd by Godfrey
Round bird-K,lrRin landed gooo
LETT on Godfrey's cheek when the latter
rushed. falling short; some fsiDtlog fol-
lowed at log range. The round closed
with lead aud stop By each mRa; Kill
rain had light bruiss under the left
eye.
Fourth roupd-Kilrain swung power
ful left. fell short and men clinched;
Godfrey played right for ribs as usual,
while Kileain guarded; Godfrey clever
ly pitched a wicked left but soon after
caught puncl. in chest which caused
him to grOan
Fifth round-GOdsrey led, bat fell
ShoIt; clinch followed, Godfrey taking
the aggressive, Kllrain fer second time
caughs Godfrey's head under his arm,
but cries from the spectators caused
him to relipquish his purpose of doing
da1aGe. G0dfisy ~ss apparently much
the cooler OF the two, and in Fl fyhting |
displayed mucu good humcr.
Sixt round Godfrey again lodged
4 wicked left arm swing Kilrain caught
him with left on cheek several times.
Godfrey received blow which seemed
10 dsze him. There was some sharp
j lighting during TIE next bel. hour God
'rey receiving most Of the punishment
In tue 10Th rouud Godfrey wss al
nOs5 knocked out, but be continued to
light gamely. In the 23d round the
contest was spparently no nearer close
han half an hour before.
Godfrey was finally knocked ont by
zilrain in the 44th -ou9d. Y
Phoenix. A T. March 1.-THE legis-
ature has psss I'd the bill establishing
he Austrslian ballot system in the c
errisory. Warm rains in the noun- T
aims during the last few days has mel a
cd the snow snd another rise IN the ri / Il
er Is expected The channels are Q
lear, however, and no damage feared. L
Washington, March 14-Rspresents.
i've Morrow, o, Caliiorpia, called on
be president this morning and present
d tele Srams from the boards Of trade ;,
+ Santa Barbara and other California d
tiles urging him to invite ths presi- p
snt to visit those cities on his trip to n
be Pacific coast. The president said Is
g had made no definite plans for suoh e
rip bot said be would consider these o
lvitations in case he shoGld decide to "
lake the trip. La
TREASURES HUESTON. 10
Washington, March 14-Treasurer %
IuestOn returned this afternoon from q
isit to his home IN Indiana and return
to his duty 10 the treasury depart
lent. He did not know how Ions he
ould retain his present Cffice. He ten
cred his resignation to the president 81
eb Gath, in order tlat his successor a.
light be appointed during the session =, ~
the senate and has not heard from h
le president. lot