Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-02-20
SAN FRAscIsoo. Feb. 15.-In the Cur

DAN FRANCISCO, 6O. lO.-In the Cur- l tis case to day Mrs. Dr. Cook testified that at her office on inc night of Sep
 tember 10th Mrs. Curts had given Cur tis about two hundred dollars in gold The witness identified white handled revolver as one she had often seen in the bureau at Curtis hJue. Wm. T. Hoop CT, manager of tie Occidental hotel
 Justice of the Peace Low, Judge Levy and others testified to Curtis good rep. utatiOn. Deputy Sheriff Ponce, of Ala
 neda county, testified that at the hJte
 Tn Berkley when officer Allen called On the witness Jarens Il to identify the re volver Alien showed two revolyers tC JaransOn and pointing out enc of them asked lis that the pis;Dl CartiC used tC shoot Grans?' Jarens Il said he thought 1t Was but Was nO' sure. Wit Less stated Allen then told Jarensor that ne had better be sure and that the latter then said he was sure 1t Was the same revolver. The revolver found Eeal tie scene of the shooting had a black handle.
 Rev. w. W. Davis, pastor of St. Luke:
 church testified to visiting Gurus at the prison after the latter's arrest. Curtis ear was bruised and he appeared dazsd W. E. Harrington an important witness for the defense testified that he SAW from the window three men struggling on the sidewalk. One man sad: Let him go and I'll take him home."
 The three men then turned into Fol. som street from 9th, where three shots were soon afterwaId fired and a man Came around the corner into 5th street running while another man ran ID the opposite direction toward Howard street | Mark Abbot, a hotel keeper, testified to hearing three men on the sidewalk say say 'let me go" while another urged him to ''come along" The witness did not watch them but when he heard the shots he looked out of the window and saw man run up 5th street toward Howard. About five seconds later he observed a second man running around the corDer in the direction of Shipley street, where Curtis was arrested.
 SAN FRANClsCo, Feb. 1.-The defen se rested ta s morning m the Gurus case and cJn in nance had until tomorrow.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Thespecial com mittee of the Logan monument associa- ton of Illinois, will assemble here this evening for the purpose of cOnferring with Sculptor Goodard regarding the plans. The special committee is ccm- posed of Chief Justice Melville w. Full Ter, Judge Blodgett of the Uni ed States court, Judge Tuthill of the county court, Hon. W. c. Goudy and Hon. W H. Harper. Several designs nave been prepared by MT. Goddard which will be examined by the committee before re- porting to the full booy. The statue is | to be erected in Jackson Park and it 1 will probably be unveiled shortly before the close of the Worlds Far.
 | PREsCoTT, Feb IA miner named Hithakey was stabbed and killed at Copper Basin this morning by Henry Wilson, cowboy of Skull valley. Both men were employed at the copper mines and had quarrel last night at the SUD- Der table over trivial matter. As Hith- | akey was on his way to work this morn ing Wilson slipped up behind him and 1 drove a knife inIo his left shoulder, causing a wound from which death re- suited in about an hour Officers are on the trail of the cowardly murderer. RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 17.-Many fam lilies of this place have become converts | to a new faith and taken their depar- ture for Detroit, tbe "city of deliver | ance" and dwelling place of "Prnce | Michael" the leader of the new sect, which is denOminated the disciples of the flying roll." Michael K. Mills, a native of Eigln, Ont.. Is the leader, to whom they have turned in the fear and belief that the world is about to be wis lted b. some dreadful calamity.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 16-George Lang of the CaiistOga Wine & Distillirg Go. was arrested ID October last for violation ' of the internal revenue laws. When the | barrels of brandy were shipped from Gel | istoga the heads would be branded by revenre officers. These barrel heads | would be taken out on tte arrival of the | co signment here and be reshipped to | CaistOga to be re- used, thus saving tax to the dlsiillery. When the case was | called up m the United States circuit | court today Chas. Kelley, a railroad | agent at Calstoga, and the principal wi ness against Lang produced for'y y | dol ATS ID. gold which he said Lqng haG just gwen him Judge Havley thersup- on ordered warrant to issue for Lang | appre hensiOn for contempt of c1ur [, which inclu ies a charge of bribery. WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Bland, leader of the silver men, says that there was no occasion for the filibustering in the house on the silver question. He said it seemed to give some of it's opponents tend to present their petition to the rules committee asking a special order for the silver bill uLtii Ca,ching's return Whether or not the special rule vii te given before the tariff is taken up hr | could not say personally. He though, it would be much better to get the silver question out of the way first but should not antagonize other democrats | if they wanted to take up the tariff first. On this question of whether tariff or silv would cone up first It is evident that the democrats are greatly divided. No conclusion could be reached for sev- | eral days and meanwhile the silver men believed that with greater delay they can secure the better chance. Barline of Nevada said today that he thought about ten republicans in the house would vote for free coinage but didn t like to say positively.
 CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The Chicago Blaine club has decided to go to Minneapolis and make every honorable attempt to secure the nomination of Blame for the presidency.
 CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-A Florisant, Colo, dispatch says: In the Blue Bell mine a blast in the tunnel opened a body of silver glance twenty-six inches in thlck- ness. The ore comes out in massive chunks, weighing 300 pounds. The en- tire matter IS almost solid ore.
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