Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-02
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 pounded each other eoergetcslly. The
 battle lasted quarter of au hour, re sulting in many bad bruises and badly
 battered hats. The police interfered and stopped the row. George B. Swift
 was nominated for mayor by scclama-
 tion. He acted mayor after Harrison's assassination.
 SAN FRASCIsoo. Feb. 2l-The attor- ney of Mrs Herman Oslrichs and Miss Virginia Fair has announce positively that his clients will not be party to any contest in the will of thzir father Charlie Fair will contest however. The probate was to come up in the superior court this morning. Fair was present and ready to fife a protest. but the matter was finally continued until I March.
 EPPING, N. H. Fe5. 2l--Ex Governor Benjamin F. Prescott died today, aged 62.
 WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2l-The silver men are determined to fight the proposition for certificates of indebtedness in the sundry civil bill and will carry their op- position to such length as to threaten the bill from becoming law If retained. The president has signed the southern Ute removal and the Denver coinage | mint bills.
 The senate today passed the house joint resolution for the suspension of transportation of goods through the United States to the free zone in Mexi- co as long as the Mexican free zone law exists.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Tbe senate rejected a motion by German to recon sider its action in adopting the confer ence report amending the income tax, and then took up the Indian appropria- ton bill. Germans purpose was to have required corporations to have made reports of their nigh salaried officials. WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2l-The house by @ vote of IA to 152, refused to concur | ln the senate amendment to the dipio matic and consular appropriation billi approt risting s500,OO0 for a Hawaiian cable.
 The senate on judiciary committee to- ELLIOTT CITY, N. D., Feb. 2l Daniel F. Shea, a merchant of this place, was found murdered in his store last night. Robbery evidently WAS the cause. TEEN TsIN, Feb. 2l-It is now certain that Lii Hung Chang will go to Japan, as envoy, to negotiate peace. DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 21 Mrs. Horace Pope and William Bresseau her accom- plice are both held for the Tn under of pr. Pope, the husband of the former. NEW YORK, Feb. 2l-A strike of the buIldidg trades, in sympathy with the electric wire men, bids fair to surpass any other in the history of these orga- nizstiors. So far 2,000 men are out It is announced work will ceaee this afternoon on the new clearing house building.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21-A special to the Republican from Philadelphia says:
 "Jsmes R. Gentry, the murderer of Miss Madge York, died at ? o'clock this morning in the German hospital.
 PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21-James R. Gentry, the murderer of Miss Madge Yorke, is still alive and the chances are that he will recover. Two policemen are constantly on guard at the hospital to prevent escape and frustrste any at tempt at self destruction.
 SALEM, Or, Feb. 21-In the senate ballot today Dolph lost two votes. The ballot resulted in Dolph 39, Williams, 30. It is thought senator will be elect ed tomorrow, the last day of the session. It IS generally conceded Dolph cannot be elected.
 SACRAMENTO, Feb. 2l-A resolution authorizing Colonel Heuer, United States engineer, to examine the Ferry depot foundations in San Francisco was adopted. The resolution was opposed by the democrats. It is thought 10 be dIscourteous to the governor.
 A reconsideration of the anti-cigarette bill, which passed yesterday, was defeat ed.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 21-The cross ex- animation of the father of the man &C., cused of the murder of Miss Cling was continued today. The county attorney could not shake his testimony in the slightest.
 The testimony of Gunsmith Yale for the defense established the fact that the bullet which killed Miss Cling was of the same weight a. the one taken from 30S short cartridge. Blixt testified that Hay ward told him the cartridges were sos long.
 The defendant, Hayward, then took the stand with arms folded and teeth set. He declared that the testimony of Blixt and Adry was false. He said the brother of Adry was afraid of some dis closures he could make; that Adry met Miss Cling and young lady named Miss Veddar little while before the murder was introduced to Miss Ging on Jsn- uary, 1894. From July to December we were lovers. No improper relations ex- isted between us." He said that be was gambler and that Hiss Cling also took part in the faro game. day reported iavorably the nomination of Erskine M. Ross, as circuit judge of the ninth judicial district.
 The house committee on Pac! fc rail roads today decided to report new bill