Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-03-17
SAN Francisco, March The police

herself and then administered tie drpo
to Leek, with whom she had carried on
guilty amour and over whom she felt
herself losing influence
DIR. j. ailton Bowers, who has been
in constant attention ON the two vic
tins, e'ates that during Miss Alders-
ley's rawlings she uttered inconerent
ordinations which put together.
seemed to indicate that she admins,
tered morphine, C caine and hemlock TO
DR.. Leek and afterward took the drug
herself
During his semi consciousness DIR.
Laek at times referred to the bitterness
OF the wine which he had drunk. and
also talked as If he had drunk and
also talked as if ne had known the
young woman was sick and SUFFERING.
When they were found Leek had
bottle of ammonia clutched in one hand
and DR.. Bowers believe he lost con-
seriousness soon after he got the drug
and while he was endeavoring to rasus
citate the girl. Lsek is still alive.
WASHINGTON, d. G. March 7.-Af-er
the house bill authorizing Gen eral 0.
o. Howard to accept from France the
decoration of commander of the legion
of honor had been passed, Harris of
Tennessee opened the silver fight by
moving for second reading of the
Bland seignorase bill and gave notice
that when the bill was read second
time be would move to take it up for
consideration.
This was opposed by Sherman, VINO
moved It's reference to the finance COM
mittee, and IN the course OF a strong
speech in opposi ion to the uill. said
It's object VAS t. divert the trust fund
from its legitimate purpose-a thing
which in Ohio would be a penitentiary
offense
HIS motion was defeated, however.
ard 1t wss tRkea up as unfinisfe ed busl-
ness, and almost before anyone was
aware of what he happened 1t passed
the third reading and was on the point
of passing the senate; then its oppon-
ents recovered from their surprise and
endeavcred 10 prevent its passage, and
on TIE request of Senator Sherman 1t
went over until tomorrow.
BRooKLYY, March IA delegation Of
Hlbernians called on Mayor Schiern
and requested that the Irish flag be
displayed at the city hall on ST. Pat
rlck's day. The mayor replied that
special privil- ges would not be given
any nat'oaality. The delegation init
mate that this act would kill him
politically rs it had Mr.. Hewitt. The
mayor replied warmly: II care moth
ing for Mr.. Hewitt's fate. Whsn | am
mayor shall not grant special privi-
leges to auy nationality. All shall be
treated alike The American flag is
good enough for al American citi-
zens."
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March THE
new cruiser Indiana, anchored IN the
lower bay tonight and Will pass Sen
ward tomorrow morning. The chief
trial for speed will take place tomorrow
Oft Delaware capes over the course nine
and seven-eights miles in length, be-
tween the five fathom bank light ship.
She viii u iren q continuous run
about four hours on Thursday as fur
ther test OF her machinery, Her re-
turn trip will be made on Friday, when
she will be moOred at the ship yard to
az ait the pleasure Of the government
CHICAGO, March Negotiations were
begun today between the Southen Pa
cific and the Santa Fe for the settlement
of the matters IN dispute between them.
No result, however, has been attained as
yet.
The Santa Fe has followed Up its
notice of withdrawing from the western
passenger association by filling sd addi-
tionBl no'ic- today withdrawing from all
local associations.
LONDON. March The following
bulletin was Issued tonight by Glad
stones physici rs:
"Gi6CstCne ls suffering from q trou-
blesome cough, due t. catarrhal inflam- |
nation Of the throat; his Temperature,
however is only slightly above normal
and his strength l. good. He remains |
in bed"
Gladstone was in a cheerful mood |
during the day and was able to dictate |
replies to many letters he received.
Pres OFT, March 7.-Wllliam Martin
who shot Tim Casey at Ash Fork this |
was lodged in jail here this |
evening. The preliminary examination !
held this afternoon resulted in his be- |
ing bound over to tie grand jury
bail on ihe charge OF murder. |
Bertha Reed who was present at the |
time of thu shooting was discharged
from, custody.
REDLANDs, Cal, March THE re-
cent appointment of next receivers for |
he Bear valley irrigation company is |
the result of an agreement between the |
European creditors and stockholders on |
d basis which will leave a fair percent
age TO the stockholders, who claim they |
Will get fully 90 per cent. of the invest |
nent and the company will be able to
resume business within sixty days /
fully reorganiZed.
CHICAGo, H., March st was half |
past four when the jury in the Coughlin
case filed back into the court room. AS
hey appear, Couhliu turned deadly |
pale, and th-n, with apparent effort,
Strengthened up in his feat.
HIS the jury reached a verdict"
asked the court.
1--WE have" RESPONDED the formaD.
The verdict was read by the clerk:
'We the jory, find the defendant,
Oenisl Coughlin, not guilty"
A great shout went up from the
crowd in the court room. Hats were
brown high in the air, handkerchiefs
we're waved, ard cheer after cheer
broke upon thu court room, and mad
ush wa made for the door by those
Inxious to tell the news to the crowd
Without.
WASHINGTON, .Aarch Ex-senator
Allison rega' DIS the appointment by
Germany, of commission to investigate
he silver question as an incident of
'reat significance; particularly SO
because the commits icu with the ex-
option of re, or at least two, is con posed
( bimetallists. The creation OF the
commission, the senator says, is due to
be rapid decline in silver. He looks to
e. the example of Germany followed
" the other governments OF Europe
nd the ultimate solution of the problem
" international agreement.