Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-06

D'NAhb AS PACRoAAIk o ANhStAAs ACPSAt which will be submitted to President Cleveland. Surveyor Lobenstein has been helping Biount with typographical ana his orical dates for the report.
 Lobensiein is an ardent annexa- tiOnist. He states tbat Blount IS not unfavOrable to annexation. Investi- gation showed that the 200 men who were taken sick m the barracks vera not poisoned. An escaped murderer whom officers of Japanss man or war refused to deliver to the government has been releas d and the var cloud which the action of the Japanese raised has cleared.
 LONDON, Eng, May 3.-In the House of Commons today bill making eight hours constitute days work for minors passed to to second reading.
 MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 3.-The coal sheds ot the Northwestern Fuel con- pany fell shortly before noon. Fifteen men were buried under the great mass of cOals.
 RICHMOND, Va, May 3.-The City Council has appropriated S4OOO to de fray the expenses of the re-interment of the remains of Jefferson Davis May 31.
 WASHINGTON, D. O.. May 2.-Orders have been issued by treasury officers to special agents of internal revenue and others not to arrest unregistered Chinese after May 5. As the unconsti- nationality of the Geary act will be tested before the Supreme Court on May 10, 1t was decided to await the de- cision before ordering wholesale arrests.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., May 3-Despatches from South Dakota show that no seed iug has been done. The late snow and rain las been beneficial, Prospects ap- pear good for heavy crop while the wheat acreage will probably exceed that of last year. North Dakota re- ports are fairly favorable. Minnesota has suffered; most, not over , per cent being in acreage. Potatoes will exceed last year.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, May 2.-Charles E. Basebe, an artist of good professional standing aged more than 60 years, was this morning sentenced by Police Judge Cambell to serve 60 days in jail and to pay fine of S100 for disturbing the peace by ogling, following and other wise annoying Miss Isabel Warn, daughter of a well-known citizen of San Francisco.
 The case and it's culmination has ere ated a sensation in San Francisco and Marion county where both part es are well known. Basebe IS a married man but something of Lotharo, notwith- standing his age.
 During the Iast three years he has made systematic attempts to ingrata himself in the favor of Miss Warn by addressing her on the street, writing letters 8nd by other delicate devlces almost too numerous to mention. His advances were scornfdlly reDulsed by Miss Warn, but frequent rebuffs seemed only to have melted the aged suItCr to more frequent and ardent efforts. Fi- nally, annoyed beyond endurance, Miss Warn caused his arrest. On trial he was convicted and sentence was admin istered today. The case will be ap- pealed.
 LIMA, O., May 3.-There is a break in the banks Of the LewistOwn reservoir of Legan county this mcrTing. The Hamilton and Day ton Railwsy tracks are already submerged. The rese; ;vCir is the second largest in the country covering 17,0O0 acres. It IS reported several lives have been lost by drowning m the NJ ami river down whicn the flood finds its outlet.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, May 2.-Henry l.. Bradley plumber was shot ard nor tally wounded tonight by Mrs. Will lism Northing on, wife of a photo graz her on the Examiner.
 The froroHu OconrroH nD WachiUC- ton Street wharf about o'clock. The immediate cause is unknown but the homicide doubtless grew out of rec mt relations of the woman with Bradley.
 Two years since Mrs. Worthingt0n eloped with Bradoley while her hus- band was in Europe. On his return he found his wife at Stockton living with Braddley. He forgeve her and she re- turned to this city and her home. Since then her former lover has persist ently pursued and annoyed her. Last Wednesday he called at her rooms and attempted to assault her but5sbe sue ceeded in getting a pistol and firing three shots at her asssilant who fled and with great spesd. It is supposed that he has since renewed his offensive attentions and finally goaded to desper- ation she decided to kill him.
 She took her two children with her and practically accomplished her pur- pose tonight. Four shots were fired, all taking effect. The woman was ar rested.
 NEW YORK, May 3-The World says James K. Jones, the Arkansas Senator, referring to the conference recently held by Secretary Carlisle with New York bankers said: "A wrong construction had been placed on what Carlisle had stated to them. The report had been circulated that he declared his intentlon to render the Sherman silver law so ob- noxious that public sentiment would compel Congress to repesl the act.
 "Of course Carlisle favors repeal but he is not the kind of man to go t. woi k deliberately to make this or that law unpopular. The conduct of New York bankers during all this scare of gold ex- portations has been, to say the least of 1t, unpatriotc. They have tri t, force the Secretay of the Treasury to issue bonds but he has bravely witL~ stood them. I find throughout the country a great resentment toward New York bankers for their refusal tO come to the aid of the government and they are not likely to hear the last of 1t"
 FRESNO, Cal, May 2.-About 5:30 this afternoon report reached Ere no that Evans and Sontag had stopped a stag between Vlsaia and Sequoia abou C mi and half this side of Camp Badg- CT, The robbers, it is said. were un- masked and made no attemp at dis