Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-10

The latest intelligence says that large
bodies of strikers are moving from
Montgomery and Mount Carbon
toward Fayetteville.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, March 6.-The
electric street railway has beer tied W
since Sunday by strike. At noon il
ran out car with a non-union crew
The streets were crowded with idle
mill hands who greeted It's appearance
with boots and epIthets. Finally Q
rush was made for it and all the win
dows were smashed in a jiffy. In the
midst of the turmoil there was a heavy
explosion which was subsequently
discovered to be dynamite cartridges
No body was hurt and it is believed
that it was merely intended for
intimidation. A second car was run
out and treated as the firs5.
WASHINGTON, March 5.--The new
cruiser Montgomery came into the pos
session OF the government today. She
will be sent to Norfolk in few days Il
be fitted ont and it is hoped she vii
be ready for commission about the
middle OF this month.
LIS ANGELES, March 5.-Judge Rosl
in tie United States Circuit court thi
morning appointed A. p. Magiunis auC
j. y. Graves, receivers of the Bear Val
ley Irrigation company, fixing the boud
of each at $4,000. MagID mis- is solci
tor of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad
company.
WASHINGTON, March SIN the senat,
today BANDS seignorage bill was re-
ceived from the house. Senator
Stewart introduced an amendment t
the bill providing for the free coinage
Of silver. Senator Stewart CT Nevadt
objected to the reference of the s5igu
orage bill TO the finance committee and
asked that it lie on the table so that il
might De called up at any time. After
considerable discussion this was agreed
to with the understanding that it be-
laid before the senate tomorrow.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 5.-Cham
pion Corbett and wife are Stopping al
Baltimore this week. He said be expect
ed 10 beat jackson, that the latter was
better than be was at San Francisco al
the time of their meeting and that he
himself has improved. Corbett was in
clined t, favor England as a fighting
place. He sails next mo- tn and ne and
Brady expect 10 30 so figuring with a
few dukes and lords for mill.
Jake Kilrain when asked what show
Jackson had of whipping Corbett, re-
piled emphatically, None absolutely
none"
CHICAGO, March 5.-Chairman Cald-
we'll tonight handed down a decision
denying the request of the Atchlson
road for boycott against the Southern
Pacific on the passenger business. This
will drive the Atchison from the West
ern Passenger assoc alton. 1t will to-
morrow morning send out formal no.
tice withdrawing from the association.
1t will, unless the matter is DOW settled
by arbitretors, promptly proceed TO
maze fight on California rates from
Chicago instead of the Missouri river
and the prospect for very low rates 10
California is promising. The Atchison
once ont Of the association will remain
out until the Union Pacific agrees to
become member.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-In the de-
bate On the pension bill Hepburn (Rs-
publican, Iowa. declared that the Con
federate states con attributed not one dol
lar to the payment of pensions; of
$3.50, 100000 il ternal revenue taxes the
south paid less than S9,000,000; of
SIT 100000 custom receipts the south
paid but Si,000,O00; OF miscellaneous
receipts less than S2O0O,OOO.
$50" said ne, addressing the South
ern members, you contribute lass than
nm 70 ho nf no
eminent. How do you get that back?
Nine million dollars return as sugar
bounty; 100000 in pensions, and
100000 as deficit in postal receipts.
You therefore receive back 100000
more than you pay"
PoRT NATAL, S nth Africa, March
7.-Portugeuse having obstructed the
progr. So of British parties construct
ing a telegraph line betN cen British
Sphere and Tete ard Fam besis, the
OF British gun boav land
ed a party # biuejscket Is to protect
the workmen. The Portuguese fired
Oh them cad the fire was returned.
The latest na~s from the scene is to
the effect that Governor Quillemene,
The Portuguese Official in charge of
the district, was summoned and has
gone with two gun boats AID force
Of troops, The British commander mas
slso asked for reinforcemeuts which
Ire said to have been buried forward
It once.
LIMA, Ohio, March ii. n. Archer
. rich sock dealer has been mugd- red
1y highwaymen near n rth Baltimore,
md robbed of $4,000, while on way home
liter selling a large drove -hogs. The
nurderers are unknown.
WASHINGTON, March THE follow
ng nominations have been made: Lieut.
Colonel Alfred T. Smith, of the Eighth
infantry to be colonel, Major Geo. NJ.
2audalI, Fourth Infantry. 20 be leutou-
mt colonel and Captain Gilbert 5. Carp
utter, Fourth infantry 20 he major. Capt.
lester A Beardslee to be commodore
Henry Glass. captain and
lieut. Commander James II. Dayton.
SAN Francisco, CAL, March miss
Alice Aldersley the Napa girl who was
ound with dentist j. j. Leek in an
unconscious condition, in Laek's |
partments. died early this morning.
Ieek ia still lowering between life and |
eath. Is now believed that they |
ecided to die together al took poison. /
me girls parents have come to the
ity.
Los ANGELES, Cal, March Judge |
smith this morning dismissed the case |
gainst Abram A9uilar. the man who |
'as charged with having caused the |
cath of his girl wife, b. throwing |
coal oil on her. Inc murder
aused great excitement at the time
nd Aguilar came near being lynched. |
t was shown to the court tnat Agui- !
lr at the time was insane.
WASHINGTON, March fisherman |
loved that the Bland seiGnOrage bill |
g referred to the finance committee.
his precipitated vigorous discussion
, which Sherman advocated his motion.
The house bill app Opriauing $4,000
Dr. the recovery of the armament and
'reck of the Kearsarge was passed.
lorgan presented a reaolutlOn calling