Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-11

SAN DIEGO, July S.-United States
Marshal Gard today took charge of the
Itata on instructions from District At
torney Cole at Los Angeles, who stated
that libel papers would be filed this
afternoon, and that the vessel would be
libeled on a charge Of violating the
neutrality laws In taking arms in Amer
lean wlters. So far as the charge OF
violating the navigation laws is con-
cerned, Collector of Customs Berry to-
day received instructions from the trea-
sury department to release the Itata OF
the charge, upon payment of $500 fine
Commandant L. K. Jeda is IN Los An
geles but expected to return this after
ioon, and when he arrives the fine will
undoubtedly be paid. This ends the
matter so far as the treasury depar tment
is concerned; the other charges concern
the department of justice. Command
ant Jeda went to Los Angeles today to
secure counsel. Hon. Stephen White
has been retained on behalf of the YES
sci.
| WASHINGTON. July 8.-Secretary of
the treasury has authorized acceptance
Of the offer made by the master of the
CHILEAN steamer Itata to pay $500 for
violation OF the navigation laws in hav-
ing cleared from San Diego without
necessary papers. This settlement has
no bearing on other charges of kidnap-
ing the federal officer and violating
neutrality laws. The attorney general
believes an action may Still be brought
against individual officers of the Itata
and Robert and Minnie" for violation
OF this law.
| BAKERsFIELD, Cal, July S.--A
courier reports that the posse which
pursued the band Of six Indians who
killed deputy sheriff Powers and livery
man McCon about the Sd inst, has
killed one of the band and taken the son
Of Chief Kiowa prisoner. Kiowa and
another son were slain during the fight
with Powers. There are about six
hundred Indians IN the vicinity but
they are apparently Indifferent to the
fate Of Kiowa's band. Coroner's Jury
found that a remote cause of the dis
turbance was the sale of liquor to the
Indians, who afterwards fred hay stacks,
for which Powers sought to arrest them.
New YORK, July 8.-The Sun this
morning violates the law which fOrbids
publishing details of the execution at
Sing 4sgs and 80 does every other
paper II He state.
WASHINGTON, July S.-Captain Coffin,
naval secretary of the Lighthouse
board, has gone to the Pacific coast on
tour of inspection, which will extend
| as far north as Alaska.
VIsALIA, Cal, July S.-The Jury in
| the case of Grafton Dalton, after 81
hours elaboration, returned verdict
this morning of guilty. Dalton was
| concerned In the Alila train robbery
last year.
New YORK, July 8.-Prince George Of
Greece, and party, on their return TO
| this city last night after an unsu ccess-
full attempt to get to Europe on the
Cunard line steamer Servia, secured
| passage on the Inman line steamer City
OF New York, and sailed this morning.
GIBRALTAR, July S.-The Anchor line
steamer Netopia, which sunk last March
and drowned SIX hundred immigrants
was raised today.
YUMA, Ariz., July 8.-Sotuhern Pa
cific Engineer Swaine and outfit, arrived
here this morning for trip to explore
the Salton lake. Swaine believes Cart
er's report concerning source of the
water to be correct, and that the neces-
sary work for shutting out water will
not be expensive.
VICTORIA, (B. Co. July S.-Her
Majesty's flagship Warspite arrived to-
day. Reports from Iqulque are that the
bombardment Of the place has been
greatly exaggerated. Two hundred
would be an outside number of those
killed. among whom are no women or
children. Only two squares of the city
were destroyed. It is also said that the
Itata landed two thousand cases of arms
there.
When the Warspite entered Caldera,
the Aconcagua, belonging TO the
COMPASSIONATE, was engaged with but
one gun in the fight, besides two torpedo
boats. The latter, sighting the Warspite,
and taking her for an Insurgent war
ship, made off.
The Warspite's officers cay that all re
ports sent out about engagements are
greatly exaggerated.
CHICAGO, July 8-English capital has
again invaded Chicago, this time to the
extent OF S4,500,0O0. The property pur-
chased is the Chicago Cold Storage Ex-
change companys plant and building.
The plant will at orce be completed to
suit enlarged plans, and the projectors
claim that when finished the storage Of
all kinds of perishable matter will be
revolutionized. w. w. Belvin of San
Francisco, negotiated the sale. He has
just returned from London, where, after
two months of conferences, he closed
the deal. The purchaser is the London
and Colonial Finance Corporation limit
ed. The deal will net about 100000
profit to the sellers, and they will pre-
serve half interest.
LONDON, July S.-Not content with
crowding Windsor Castle and the hotels
with his retainers, the German Emperor
has billeted on the royal stable his cele-
German reviews. He intends to prance
around on his own horses at the various
public occasions in wrich he ia to take
part. 1t Is a rule of the Emperor never
to ride or tso drive any horses but these |
from his own stables.
SoLoMoNvILLE, July 8.-Loce Jim, an |
Apache scout who deserted his COM
mand five weeks ago, and who after
wards fired on the scouts who pursued |
him. was held for assault to commit |
murder by United States Commissioner
Blake yesterday.
Moses Cluff, Mormon, examined on
the charge Of unlawful cohabitstion, was
released, but was re-arrested on the
charge of bigamy.
The highest point reached by the
thermometer this season was LOT.
SAN FRANcIsCo, July 9. - General
Manager Towne, OF the Southern Pacific,