Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-17
TE4EGRApHIC.

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on the Piazza of Monte CIiioro, very
near the chamber of deputies, sitting
of which had just been concluded.
Police at once swarmed to the scere
and took possessian of the neighbor-
hood, making the procurement of full
| particulars impossible at present. The
explosion shattered all the windows in
the peighboThcod.
| At least two people were wounded.
1t is believed a bomb or Internal
m chine had been placed by anarchists
1t is rumored that the police made
several important arrests, and have OBJ
tanned information from one of the
prisoners concerning a widespread
conspiracy to blow up things.
1t is also reported that the intention
was to blow up the chamber of de-
putles.
GAINESVILLE, Texas, March S.-A
| We'll founded rumor is afloat that an
| attempt will be made tonight to hold
up the north-bound Santa Fe passenger
| and express III Indian Territory, by
mem bers of the Dalton gang Guards,
heavily armed will be placed ou the
tram, prepare for bloody figh-.
Les ANGELES, March S.-Oflcial
figures show that only 5000 of 10000
Chimes in the seventh district, EN- brac-
'nC LIS Angeles, Ventura, San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara and Orange
countries have registered up to date,
under McCreary act. Applicants for
registration are now coming in at the
rate Of 100 q day.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The democrat
ic SUD COMMITTEES OF the senate this
morning submitted the tariff bill in fall
| o the finance committee. The date
for going into effect of the bill was
changed from June LIST to June Both.
LEAD ORES AFFECTED.
Among important changes are lead
ores al a duty of three quarters OF cent
pound, including lead mixed with
silver ores.
Coal, bituminous and shale, forty
cents for coal; slack or culm fifteen
cents ton; coke fifteen per cent
| advalorem.
LONDON, March s The fact has been
developed that Scotland Yard detec-
tiYes discovered that the notorious
sack the Ripper" is an inmate of Dart
moor insane asylum, having been sent
there shortly after committing the last
OF t e white chapel atrocities. The fact
has been kept profound secret, but
is now gusrdedly admitted.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 8.-By
request of a committee OF strikers
conference will be held today with
the military and civil authorities. The
miners will probably resume at q
reduction Of wages. The trouble is
considered settled.
New YORK, March 8.-Seven hundred
drivers in the employ of the ctr ct
cleaning department struck today by
order OF the executive committee of
the drivers and hos!ers' union.
CHICAGO, March San eager throng
about Judge Tuthil's curt this morn
ing ID witness the closing scenes of the
trial of ex-Detective Daniel Laughlin,
for completely in the assassination of
III SIObi III. vi OkoLlIS VI COuIl - uuBe
Read gave his charge to the jury. At
IL O'clock four bail!ffs were sworn and
gwen custody of the jurors, who retired.
Laughlin bore up well under the trying
orde ala lave comforting word to
his wife aud little children, who
surrounded him.
WAsHINGTox. March S.-The hearing
of the sensational suit of Madeli;e
Pollard against Congressman Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky, for seduction and
breach of promise of marriage and
So, GOO damages, was begun in district |
court here this morning.
A tremendous crowd of men and |
women beseiged the corridors around |
the court room. Breckenridge ap |
peared smiling and apparently at ease,
but the spectators were disappointed |
at the non appearance of complainant |
1t is understood she will be present |
at future sessions. Breckridge will |
defend himself, assstei by Ben But
terworth and Colonel Phil Thompson. |
Miss Pollard also has eminent Wash
ington lawyers. Several jurors were |
examined and adjournment then taken /
till tamorrow to allow the the judge |
to examine a mass of dispositions sub
mitted.
MILTON. Cal, March THE Angel |
Camp stage from this place was held up
by two masked men this afternoon about |
three miles from Elkhorn station and |
the contents of the treasury box taken.
The passengers were relieved of their
and an extra stage single
rig was also held up and the passengers
IN the stage robbed. Those in the
} ngle rig managed TO hide their valu-
lbles. Officers have started for the
scene of the robbery.
WAsHIN TON, March T. Several rep
-esentatives of labor organizations were
present at meeting of the house COM
nlttee on labor today when the bill in
reduced by Representative Doolittle of
W Washington, to make an executive de-
partment of the bureau of labor, was
considered. Representative DooIitt
stated that the bill was introduced at
the request of the 'abor organizations
Of the Pacific coast; he believed the
bureau Of labor was unknown to most
Of the people and its status should be
raised to that of an executive depart
nent IN order that its Importance might
be realized.
OAKLAND, March Judge Henshaw
landed down his decision today in the
famous Murphy will case. The contest
vas between the children of Mrs Muir
1hy, widow of "A IN lIonaIre merchant Of
.nis CRY. S., ! d n London, leaving
NO wills Oi u Co. tain date under
which her daughters, Helen, Frances
nd Isabel. claimed the greater parJ of |
he estate.
Tn -est9n's alleged that their
mother had been unduly influenced by
hs three sisters who were constantly
With her. Judge HensdaN's decision
evokes the probate both wills which
lie says are whplly inconsistent in
heir terms and leaves the estat to be
distributed among the seven children, {