Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-04-21
$4,000.
Miss Pollard Gets Damages
this Afternoon.
MORE INDUSTRIALS.
Attempt to Capture a Train at
Colton-An Oil Tank Ex-
plodes-Gen. Slocum
Dead.
MORE INDUSTRIALS.

WASHINGTON, Aril 1.-THE jury rem
derea verdict in favor of Miss Pollard
awarding her $4,000 damages.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April 12.-The
little child of Charles Robinson disl
from freightful burns received several
days ago 10 ia ling into a bucket CT
boiling water.
WASHINGTON, d. d., April 12.-Sen-
ator Wrlcott today introduced a bill
providing for the ALTO ment in sever
oily of lands IN tn, Uncompahxre H.
dian reservation in Ut b, and anuexing
the rema inder to lands for settlement.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Apr | 12.-It is
the intention of Chairman Band to
call a meeting of the house committee
ON coinage for Wednesday next to con-
slider the free coinage bills referred.
He considers the members now absent
will be here by that time.
PREsCoTT. Ariz., April PA new and
fabulously rich gold find is reported in
Obutd IL WCobctH hIILOUd, anu 10
causing a stampede of miners every
where. The locators are &. S. Black, j.
Bonner and b. Breckman.
Twenty thousand dollars was offered
last night for third interest and fatty
refused by Black. TIE locators a rived
In Prescott last night and are we'll
known and perfectly reliable men.
Miners gre very retIcent. Four thous-
and feet of ledge has been prospected
and located. The lIcality is almost H.
accessible, and pa ties are preparing to
go Out. 1t is supposed to be the Niger
Ben mine, that men have spent thous-
DIS of dollars to Fl d. and years of la
Dor. The new discovery we lurely ac-
cidental. Years ago thousan IS of yards
Of placer dirt was found near the loca-
ton. Water is not to be had.
SAN BERNARD:No, CAL, April 1.-THE
second regiment of unemployed, after
leaving this city last night, marched to
Cotton and there attempted to capture
a train On the Southern Pacific. At
Z 30 this morning the court house bell
sounded al alarm hers and the s. OF
gun brigade of thirty men took the s
o'clock motor for Cotton. This body of
men was organized last night and will
act under the orders of the sheriff to-
day. The unemployed now mum Der 400.
MoNTEvIDEo, April 14.-Admlral De
Mello anu 1900 insurgent troops who
disembarked on the frontior of Uruguay
off hax H.. Al
Rio Grande. du Sui have surrendered
to the Uruguay authorities aud the
rebellion in Brazil may be said have
comp etely collapsed.
BUFFALO, April 14-1he work Of
excavatlng among the ruins of the
g ucose works for the remains of the
missing laborers began today, and will
bs prosecuted without cessation until
al the bodies are found. On account
Of the beat of the lire it will ba next TO
impossible to dis inguish the fragments
OF human bodies from other debris.
SAN Francisco, April IA bold
highway TO )bery was committed here
late last night when two nm ed rob-
bers held up street car 1T lonely
spot on the San Bruno road.
The driver was mad. to yield up all his
cash ard his watch by one robber while
the other man took valuables from
a gentlemen and lady ia the car. The
hIghwhymed secured two gold wa, ches
and about $50.
This Afternoon the police arrested
.IaInQl (NIlllnQn ns Il,
IN the hills south of the San Bruno
road, and James Towne, son of widow
who owns milk ranch in the same
section, and brought them city. The
police claims to have positive evidence
that these men robbed the street car.
WASHINGTON, April 1I---Filibuster-
ing was resumed in the house as seon
as it convens today. The first call OF
the roll showed democrats lacked thirty
eight and at 12:10 house adjourned.
New YORK. Apri A. General Henry
W. Slocum diei here this morning.
ST. Paul, Mimi. April l4.-There is
no strike on the eastern division of the
great Northern rail Aay, nor is 1T likely
t. be one. The strike is confined to the
lines west Of MinoIa, n. D., rs far as
Spokane, Washington The tie up there
is complete.
MoNTEvIDIo, April Il The authori
ties of Uruguay have uisarmed the Bra
lillian insurrectionists, and the STA of
siege at r o de Janiero has been extend
ed to June Ii, but it is believed that ia
view OF the surrender of Admiral De
Mello and the insurgent forces, that
thu Brazilian government Will shortly
be able to raise the state III siege.
CHICAGO, April IA Uuion Tank
Line car took fire and exploded today.
One boy was killed and several men
Were injured. Three of them will Gle.
The car was ignIted by hot journal
and the ire department seeing the dang |
OF, withdrew, de the fire could not |
spread. A crowd gathered to watch |
the blaze, when the tank exploded, hurl-
ing broken iron in all directions.
YUMA, A. T., April l3.-Fred l. |
Ward, respected citizen, died here |
y yesterday from b art trouble, brought |
Oh by excessive cigarette smoaking. He /
was son of Cat tain j. l.. Ward, of
Phoenix, formerly prison commissioner.
Los ANGELES, Cal, April 13.-A mag
nihcent parade today, which completely
outdid all previous efforts OF la fiesta
took place, and with the
grand masquerade ball to be held to-
night, the carnival season will close in a
blszs of glory.
SAN FRANCIsCo, April Ii. The steam
chip Monowai, which arrived tits after
noon, brought Samoan advices up to
March %, fully confirming the Associat-
sd press cablsgrams from Auckland
which announced "a renewal OF hostIll-
lies smong the Samoan rativ S. Already
over thirty natives have been killed and
fifty wounded.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator
of Oregon, spoke against the
Wilson bill today. He declared that
he passage of the bill would DE leg
slative recognition of the most dagger
ms ac0DOmv and coosfitutiO kareSy |