Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-08
TELEGRApHIC.

permanent ln!untlOn re5tralnlng the connecting lines of the Ann Arbor and Michigan railway from refusing to &C., cept from or deliver fire ght to the Ann Arbor road CD account Of the boycott issued against the Ann Arbor road by Chiefs Arthur and Sargent of Brother hood Locomotive Engineers aud Fire men, who were on a s.rike on the Ann Ar5or road. Judge Kicks holds that under the interstate commerce law con- mon carriers are forbidden to discrimi- nate against any person or corporation on the interstate commerce, as corpora tions act only through their agents and the laws applied to all employees of the connecting roads.
 liter Judge Kicks, decision was ren- oered he proceeded to read decision of the Circuit Court, consisting of him. self and Judge Taft on a motion of Ann Anbor company, asking for temporary in untion ,ainst Chief Arthur restrain ing him from issuing any boycott order agalnst that road. The decisions which arc written b. Judge Taft grants the in untion prayed for andsdeclares if any 10 smbers of the brothereood in obedi- erce to rule ? of that. body, boycott Am Anbor freight they will become guilty of criminal conspiracy against their country.
 WASHINGTON, April 3.-In the Senate tEis morning Stewart presented a re mOnstrance against the governments acquisition a of the Central Pacific rail road. The case of Lee Mantle was talked up and Turprie addressed the Senate in his favor.
 SING SING, N. Y, April 3.-James W. Hamilton the colored preacher who cut b wife's throat becuase he could not get divorce from her was electrocuted today. The execution was the most successful thus far since electricity has been used. Death was instantaneous.
 NEW YORK, April 2.-The Coney Is- land Athletic club made bold bid last night for the great fight between Mitchell and Corbett, which is to take place next December, for the cham ponship of the world. Judge Newton, representing the Coney Island club, net MT. Corbett and succeeded in get ting the California to attach bis sig nature to an agreement to fight Mitch ell ID the Coney Hand club for a purse of s40000. A host of prominent New I orkers witnessed the transaction.
 WASHINGTON, April 3 The President sent the Senate the following nomina- tions today: W. E. Curtis, of St. Louis Assistant Secretary of the Treasury; G. N. Lamberton, resigned; c. H, Hamlin, Mass, AssisteDt Secretary of the Trea- sury,-Vice J. H. Gear resigned; J. H. Eckels of Illinois mptroller of Cur rency; J. F. Moline District Colum bia Assistant Treasurer Un.Jed States; T. 5. E arrow, South Corolina. Second Auditor Treasury; J. B. Brewley, Pennsylvania, Auditory of the Treasury Pest Office aepartment; J. J. }yillen, Florida, Deputy 9th Auditor Treasury.
 PITTsBURG, April A big fire 8 now ranging in Allegheny.
 It started in Godfrey and Clarks warehouse, fOlr story building, and spread rapidly to Eberhart and Obers malt, house elevator and warehouse.
 At 2:3O thass buildings were entirely destroyed and the fire IS still spreading " th high wind blowing.
 The entire fire department is at work and Pittsburg mas been asked for aid.
 Godfrey ana Clark will lose S65,000 and Eberhart & Ober over hundred thousand. At 4:30 p. m. the fire has spread to twelve dwellings. The lumber ylrd of Cupp < Freckley is also on fire and Helms pickle works are threatened.
 SAN BE9NARDINo, Calf, April IA heavy earthoue ke, moving in a south easterly direction, visited this city at ll:40 a. m. today. No damage.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-John Mac kay reporter on the Morning Call was found in an unconscious condition on Nalencia stree early this morning. He vas removed to the Receiving Hospital where he died in short time. It is not yet known what caused death. He was 6 son of John Mackay the well-known hOrseman, and was D years old.
 GRASS VALLEY, Cal, April 4-The board of directors of the Idaho mine met last night, and Edward Coleman resigned as Superintendent of the mine. He has been superintendent since 1865 and the mine has produced S11, 100000 ia gold and has paid S4,5O0,0O0 in divid- ends. EuRine Cremer, for years the amalgamatcr at mine, was elected Sup erinteLdent.
 LoMPoC, Calif., April "A boat con- tanning 16 of the crew of the four-mast- cd ship King James landed at Point Conception yesterday. The ship was coal-laden and fire broke out on March 19 and on March 30 the crew abandoned the ship. One boat, containing the captain and 16 men IS missing.
 WASHINGTON, April 4.-The President sent to the Senate the following nomina- tions this morning: Jas. O. Broadhead, Missouri, minister to Switzerland; Bart lett Tripp, South Dakota, minister to Austria Hungary; Eben Alexander, minister to Greece, Romania and Servia. Consuls: James E. Neal, Ohio, at Liver pool; Jas. NJ. Dobbs, Georgia, at Valpa- TalZO.
 NEw YORK, April 4.-President Cleve- land has, it is stated, offered Joseph J. ODonohue the position of assistant treasurer of the United States at the