Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-17

Dilll Cl l4llCllt-lI lJE g-NUU LOOK place at the Mcdonald m.ne last night and resulted in Harris being knocked out in the 7th round.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept 12-The latest from the Choctaw Nation IS t1 the eff fsct that Green McCu rtei1, treasurer, national and leader of the progressive party was taken from his home last night and shot. Indian Agent Burnett has ar rived at COllister and is taking prompt measures to settle the trouble.
 MONTREAL, Sept. PA fire destroyed the Cham Oerley's hotel this morning and four people were burned U death
 JEANETTE, Pa. Sept. PA Belgian, name not Yet known, who arrived Sat urday from E1Tope was taken i'll and dlC d m few hours. PhS slcians in at tendance pronounce the caee Asiatic cholera. Full investigation IS beng made.
 NEW YORK. Sept, 12-Two attempts have been made to land passengers of steamer Cephus, which were successful
 ly opposed by the Baymen.
 The steamer is now anchored in the channel opposite the hotel.
 ALBANY, N. r., Sept 12-Total loss by fire, which destroyed the state print ing office and other surrounding build ings, estimated at nearly S300,000.
 HAMBURG, Sept. 12.-Four hundred and four new cases of cholera, and no deaths reported here yesterday. Medi cal experts fear today that the epidem- ic Is increasing.
 FRESNO, Sept. 12.-The]. McWhirter inquest Was resumed today. The cor oner's jury, after listening to the testi- mony, decided that McWhirter was shot and killed by persons unknown. thus ignoring the suicide theory.
 pr. 4. C.. Deardorff testified that he had examined McWhirter for life insur- ance last March and at that tlms Me
 Whirter told him that be had many political enemies and he expected his life would be attempted. He told Dear dortf that he expected violence from the leaders of the Iroquois Club and named Senator Boucher, R. B. Terry, Judge Harris and GOucher's partner, Jacobs. as hls enemies. Deardorff testified that in his opinion McWbirtar could not have inflicted the wound himself, which caused hiss death.
 J. E. Baker, editorial writer on the Expositor, testified that McWhIrter had had received an annonymous letter threatening to kill him If he did not quit meddling with everybody's business.
 BAKERSFIELD STATION, Cal, Sept. 12. It Is reported that the train robbers, Evans and Sontag, appeared at Pixley this morning, where they had their horses shOd. They have two horses now. One of the robbers walked lame. They were recognized by seve,al citi- zens who insist that they were not mje- taken in the men. They were not dis turbed by the citizens of Pixlev, but word was wired to Fresno and Sheriff Hensley and officer Hickey, of the Southern Pacific Company, together with posse of six or eight officers and detectives, started in pursuit, coming down on the sOuthbound train this at- ternoon, and leaving it at Pixley'
 1t IS not known what course the rob- bers and their pursuers have taken, but without much doubt Evans and Sontag are making their way back to the noun tains, as they would hardly trust them selves m the open valley with 510,0OO reward out for themselves and score of watchful detectives looking for them.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 11.-B s. John sen, grIpman on one of the local car lines, and who has been boarding with family named Noonap, this morning shot and wounded Mrs. Noonan ana then killed himself It is stated that JOhnsrn was infatuated with the wo- man.
 J. J Noonan tor Wyman as he gives | his uame,) is employed in the "Once a | Week" bookstore on Seventh street. He | says that his wife IS 26 years of age, anG l that they vera married in San Jose | about five years ago. They have child | about year and a half old. lie says Johnson formerly roomed in the house occupied by his family, and was org lnally from the northern portion of Europe and resided Tn Los Angeles be- fore he came to this city.
 What transpired between Johnson and Mrs. Noonan IS not known, except to the survivor of the tragedy, and when questioned regarding the trouble she commenced to cry and did not speak very intelligently. Her husband ibsolutuely refused to allow any one to DteTvIew her. She received a bullet wound over the left ear and another bullet struck the fingers of her left hand. The doctor thinks her wounds although eriOus, will not prove fatal. Johnson fred but one shot at himself. This en cred his head.
 SAN FRANCGsCO, Sept. II. The consoli- lated Benevolent Association of the "Six powerful Chinese organ zatiOn, better known simply as the Six Merchants" which consists of wealthy Chinese merchants, and which, , with the Chinese Consul, regulate the ffairs of Chinese in this country, has ssued proclamation from its hssdquar- CTS in this city, forbidding the Chinese D the United States to comply with the erms of the Geary Bill, requiring them o register, have themselves identified " two white witne seS and have them elves photographed before April 31. It lalms than the masters of the company q fter careful investigation have found pat the registration law is objectionable nd detrimental to their interests. It Ontiuues: Our cOuntrymen must live in the Unit q States without being registered; our must not get registered, and one should do sc on his own account e must not come to us in case he gets ito trouble in this country. The Six ompanies will pay DO attention to him he does. When man does it (registers,) @ loses responsibility in the eyes of his 1untrymen. This applies to Cbinamen vlng Tn any part of the country in small 1wns as we'll in large cities If for 'fusln 2 to regste a man Is arrested Z lprisOned or punished, he can make a < smand on the Six Companies for his lease.
 The proclamation states that Chinese Ill be required to organize and sub- ribe- money for the employment of C gal aid, and, if necessary, to enlist the rvices of Chinese ambassadors to fight