Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-16

cate, Italian consul In this city, beln
interviewed by a reporter said that b
was not satisfied at all with the conclul
ions arrived at by the grand jury an
becomes very much excited in discus
sslng it. Il had taken much pains =
bring before the gentlemen" said NJ
Cate, '-all the documents and informa
tion In my possession relative to the re
cord of the men implicated in the Hen
messy murder. / now find that th
grand jury had not used my in,orma
tion as | had given it to them and mucI
| did say was only partly made use Oi
The oath Of secrecy to what transpire,
in the grand jury room precludes M
from saying anything more on this sub
Ject. l will send a copy of the repor
and account of my actions to the hom
government very shortly"
CHESTER, Pa, May S,-The steame
Nicaragua built for the Pacific Mai
| lime has been laurc ched here. The Nj
caragua is - feet long, 36 feet bean
and has tonnage of 1850. which brings
her within the subsidy class. She i.
expected To develop IA knots an hour.
MARSHALL, No, May s. VIM. Price
colOred, was hung today for criminal as
sault committed on Miss Alice Ninas
which SO preyed upon her mind that
! she committed suicide.
San FRANCIsCo, May The sleer
fasting contest which began a week age
! with 20 entries, ended in W. G. Wood
| ford gaining the contest, he remaining
| awake until forced by the management
to retire at 9:40 this morning. He had
been without sleep for one hundred and
fifty-eight hours and forty five minutes
and when ool ged to close his eyes, was
pronounced by physicians to be in
danger of becoming a maniac, but it IS
now belived he will maintain his reason,
He broke the record Of hundred and
forty-four hours and twenty minutes
made at Detroit. Woodford re-
ceiVes 500, and jackson and Harris who
remained awake over ninety six hours,
so respectively.
AUBURN, Cal, May Ram has been
falling for the past ten hours, and all na-
ture smiles IN consequence.
REDDING, Cal, May 1T has been
raining steadily for some time, and lids
fair TO continue.
SACRAMENTO, May IA very welcome
rain is falling, and the farmers in the
valley predict excellent crops.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nav S.-George
Baker, formerly clerk in the appraisers
store here has been acquitted by the
Usited States district court Of the
charge OF allowing the use of the polarls
cope entering of sugar consigned 10
Spreckles, by which it was claimed the
government has lost thousands OF dol
Iars.
BosToN, May S-A cablegram has
been received from the American con
suiate at Florence at the office of w. w.
Jacques Of this city, stating that the re
ported mobbing OF Americans was not
SO serious as was first supposed.
jacques and his family were out rid
ing, and happening 10 drive throu. b d
street where arrests were being made
were hit by stones thrown al the arrest
ing party.
ST.. Louis, May "A dispach from
Muskogee Indian Territory says: The
United States N arshal has sent deputies
20 the COomescowee district, Cherokee
negroes who obstructed the Indian ofli-
GERS who endeavored to sell the improve
ments of the people regarded as instrud-
ers. Serious difficulty is anticipated.
SAN FRANcIsco, May 9,-Wm. Hol!o.
way, who is connected with the firm of
W. Il. Grace x Co. of this city, this
denied the truth of the story
that the steamer Mont Serrat is being
loaded here by the tirm with arms and
OF war for Chill. He stated
that he had offered Manager Howard of
the Oregon improvement Co which con
trolls the vessel, bond that nothing
warlike should be put aboard. The |
cargo consists of wheat, potatoes and |
)ther products.
Salt LAKE. Utah, May 9.-The presi- |
iential party held reception here this |
They left for the east at
lOon.
CHICAGO, May 9-The strike OF the
employees at the Hedgewish shops Of |
he United States Rolling Stock Com
Jany was settled this morning and 500
strikers went back to work. The men |
struck for one weeks back pay, which
hey received this morning.
SAN RAFAEL, May 9.-Four loaded
Eight cars went through draw bridge |
our miles above here on the Srn Fran
,isco Il Northern Pacific line today. |
3rldge tender is reported missing.
San Dt2Go, May S.-An Associated
Press reporter today secured an inter
-iew with the two deserters from the
chilean steamers. They said that the
Chilean man-Uf- war Esmeralda, which
s now in the hands of the insurgents.
eft Unique early in April, TO convey
he steamer Itata to the nearest Ameri-
'an port, for the purpose of buying
provisions and TO get arms, which had
! ready been purchased by the agent of
he insurgents in New York, and ship
,ed to San Francisco, to be placed on
ome cOasting vessel and transferred to
he Itata at some rendezvous TO be ar
'anged later. The transport and the
nan-of-war sailed northward in com
lany as fur as Cape San Lucas, where
he transfer Was made OF a large portion
IF the crew Of the Esmeralda 10 the
lolG of the itata, with their cutlasses /
and muskets, and after the captain OF /
the warship had himself gone aboard |
the Itata the vessels parted, it being |
the Esmeralda would wait |
off San Lucas for the return of the
transport.
The captain Of the Esmeralda being
aboard they acted his orders. He told
them that they would go back on board
of their own snip at San Lucas, where
she was waiting for them, and would
then sail to Chill.
After the transfer at San Lucas the
ChilIans who were slowed in the inner
recess of the Itata knew very little of
all that was occurring. They did not
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