Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-05-12

bills which were designed to bring
"peace on earth, good will towards
men," The organization itself was
minor sffair-merely an emblem of the
bills. He did not know Browne had a
banner when he started for the capitol
steps.
SAN Francisco, May Police Court
Bailiff Mcnamara, who sh t and killed
his predecessor, Thomas Bashford, was
today discharged from custody. The
evidence showed be shot B4sEford IL
self-defense.
ATHENS, May 7.-Another severe
shock Of earthquake was felt here and
IN the Atlantina district today. Pas
sengers ON board steamers traversing
the straits state that they distinctly ssw
the earth trembling to such an extent
as to cause part Of the Notifications of
Chalcis to fall.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May THE Earl fruit
company received today the first chip
ment of II ricots for the season. They
were from the famous sky-high fruit
gardens of G. w. Hinkley, Of Vsca-
vii q and Winters, Cal. The price real
| zed was sc Tor about seven pounds net
IF apricots. The Earl fruit company
are also selling cherries which are
quite small 80 G12.5O.
WAsHIEGToN, D. c.. May THE
Ranger, at Mare Island, Is beiI g de-
Jalued by the navy departm mt 10 order
to allow a trial by courtmartial OF Lieu
tsUenG Bostwick, who Is accused OF over
Inoulgsnce in lntox cants. The trial
will not occupy more than two or three
DAYS. Then the vessel viii pr eeed TO
join the seal patrol.
] WASHINGTON, D. c., May 7.-SenatoF
Mcpherson, of New jersey, introduce.
| 20 Jay IN the senate bill for the rell,
of Re- ar Admiral Stanton end the Off
GERS and enlisted men of the wrecked
Kearsarge. 1t provides for remunera-
ton for their personal losses IN the
wreck.
| IATHRoBE, CAL, May THE most
| brutal murder committed In FL Dorado
county in years vas that which was per-
petrat-d near this place last night. FL en-
! Robinson, an aged widow living on her
ranch on the line of the Placerville and
| Sacramento railroad, was evidently
stamped to death and her house plum
dered. Her body was found outside her
| door, the lower jsw broken in two places
aud all but two CT her ribs crushed
Skin and f1esh over tle fractures show
ed nail marks of boot he. Suspicion
attaches to a couple Of Kanskas who
bave been camping near by.
WASHINGTON, May THE open sss-
sion of the senate lasted but half an
hour today, and was devoid OK all pub
lie interest cave the introduction by
Senator Allen, of Nebraska, who is de-
Tending Coxey and his lieutenants in the
police court, of resolution for the ap-
pointment of an assistant committee OF
| five senators to investigate the alleged
elm bling by Washington police OF the
| leaders of the Commonweal when the
army tried TO break into tee capitol
grounds last Tuesday. The resolution
went over until tomorrow and will pro-
badly be called up as soon as the senate
| nests.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, May Julia E. Gil
son. the proprietresss OF a furnish d
room house, was today found IN her
home with her head almost completely
severed from her body, which was lyipg
in a pool of blood surrounded by evil
dences Of frightful struggle. Near by
was large knife with which the crime
, hid evidently been committed. The
last person seen with thu woman was
her divorced husband, William f. Gla-
mott, and for him the police, on the dis
covery of the murder, began to search.
They had a quarrel yesterday on street
car on which they met. Glamott califd
at tho house today, and 1T IS supposed
the Quarrel was renewed with the result
noted.
LONDON. May 9.-The Exchange
telegraph company has advices from st.
Petersburg to the effect that the Russian
police have discovered a vas: nihilistic
conspiracy. One hundred people have
been already arrested.
SAN FRANcIsCo, May o. Ii. N. Flesh
man, produce merchant, was found
dead N bog at the east oakland wharf
today. Foul play is suspected He
left his home yesterday as usual. He
has four children in Phoenix, Ariz.
TOLEDO, Ohio, May 9.-Conslderable
excitement prevails here over the seizure
Of two American pleasure vessels IN Can
adian waters for filing without a
license. There were on board about
fifty members of the Cincinnati Fishing
club. The passengers were released but
the boats were To taken to Amherst.
The authorities propose 70 conh5cate
them. One is valued at $1,000.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, May 9.-At the Hill
Farm works, north of here, at day light,
az Richard Harbenger and three compa-
mons were going to work they were met
hu 40 strilrars uhn notified them that