Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-17

mlttee of the whole ca ths district of Go lumbta bill. But l;iile was done when the committee IoSe and the house then adjourned
 SENATE ON SILVER.
 Washington, January 1.-The senate adopted Stewards free coinage amend ment Az t, 30. The ssnato struck out the 4th secnnr. ..rcvihirg for the issue Oi TWO huDdr. u m;ll;o:.s two per cent bonds; also s.iu ous the first section fvr the p1rcAase ,t tw~lse million oun- ess silver az msrset prices.
 Reno, Ney., January 14 A special dispatch to the titz tie says there IS Lo.hipg III the Inaian scare. At Sker valley, near Dsatb 7thtioD, Nevada, the Indians are quie', dancing. and have qui~tly dIsl e~syl
 Gr.ss Valley, Cal. Jan. 14.-Thav la let loose di.c-es bringing water cover to mines aud tbousaud miners 1o to w"ik Il tie rs.rrRing.
 Baker, fiji 2, Jan. IA. -To1ay Andrew Nick ', and .i c,lcr q porter at the oepo; hotel qrsrreled over a dice game ArKHy struck porter a heavy blow n tie " d siocatIug his peck from he spir al column sna causing instant death. McKny wae arrested.
 L,ujop, Ianu.r " 14 It is aDnouuc- ed that several British army offic r., n number of whom It Is sad are per sonal friends of Buffalo Bill have start ed from Erglapd for Pipe Ridge agency with the intention of offering theIr services in fighting hostile Indians.
 Baker. field Oal Jan 1.-The mvs- tery surrounding identity of a woman who was shot and killed and man who wss fatally wounded here a few days ago was solved today at Coronado coroners inquest. The woman was wife of J. N. Petty who arrived here today from San Diego. She left her husband ebout fcur months ago. The papers found show that he had served in the United States army and was in receipt of peusiou. It is thought be shot the woman without warning and
 hen shot bimself.
 London, January 14 The Press association has information to the et- feet that the British government Bp- proves of appeal made to the United Statee supreme court. Lord Salisbury has always contended that the laws of the United States did not make Bshring sea "msre clause" The case DOW before the highest court in the United States will he argued on interns- sioual question whether any power is entitled to claim fishing rights outside of three mule limit, The British gov frnment hopes the supreme court will in the decision on the question show that there never has been auy exclusive right given to the United States tO close Behring ses to other powers.
 New Orleans, January 14-Fitzsim mons knocked Dempsey out in the 18th round.
 The great middle weight fight between Jack Dempsey and Maurice Fitzsim- mons occurred at the Olympia Club ro- night and resulted in victory for the New Zealander. Fitzsimmons set the pace throughou She fight, and there was hardly tims during the thirteen rounds when he did hot seem to be sure winner. In first round Fitzsimmons fo lowed Dempsey around the ring and go; in once with his il Int. Dempsey got in two lefts ani avoid d right by duo king; It WAS evident Dempsey was go ing to make a waiting fight In aeconG round Fltzsimmons landed right and left on Dempsey's -iIesd and Dempsey kept swsy. There was then some ex. change, Dempsey getting in two good body blows, end he was tten knocked s9 ainst the ropes by a rish. handler Cn the head. Ia round three Dempsey W, still running away and laughing; Fitz knocked him down and chased him all over the ring. Dsmpsy getting grcggy. In round 4 Dempsey esmed to recover, snd scored with both left and right. bat Fitzsimmons econ took the aggressive agsin. The fifth, sixth. seventh and eighth rounds were all iu Fitzsimmons f'.vr. Dvmpsy orc. soBniiy landed. b lt Fi forced 2. C Sighting Dempey was kocke.' 'ow again n tn; seventh u..d bI,G ;:. tn, gi.th l.. pss bleed
 ng badly
 In the insh rau3d Fitz continued t, io rushing Jack occsssicu.;lv tecos -red an: psg l. good lift Harder op fece
 1 1- ia |. and kept after his ID n nercI;' ss;y D | oatlering him badly p' m,s..y was very weak in th. 10th rfuiid He duck ed from bio~ ki hel! ore of titz simmon's hand ir Lis. There wer ccies of foul bu. claim nnt alowd h the eleventh ;ouud Jack was growing stI;l eesker, b face was bloody sud right handler sent hiu. down Be was i,z q and blesding aud feebly staggered towards Fi.: simuOne. Hs G..e knock q down again but still o. uP. ocme O. in his corne- tAre@ up Q sroGEe but he would not have if. He staggered toward Fitzsimmons aod the latter floor ed him ss the round closed. In tue 12th round Dempsey WAS knocked down  three times. His seconds wanted him to give up but he ins sted upon fig5tiug Goug saved him from beIng knocked out but when it sounded for pext round FrzsImmons walked over to Dempsey's corner and punched him out. Jack was not able to rise and the fight was given to New Zsslspder amid greatest excite ment. Dempsey was badly distigured.
 Bakersfield, January PA couple arrived yesterday morning and register ed at the Cosmopolitan hotel as MT and Mrs Lewis, Ell Paso, Texas. They pro- menaded sll day through the streets to- g ther, and about 2 p m the hotel in--
 atss were startle1 by two shots, and running to the room found both shot in t head; the woman died instantly; the mans brains Is oczing out but he Is not dead yet, but unconscious and not i've Nothing was found to identify them. The report is that he lived in Uemoore, and his pane is Lowry, Dth-