Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09

NEW YORK, March 2-The jury case of ex-Captain Doherty sccus, d of ac- cepting 'protection" money from the keeper of soiderly house reported 6 disagreement.
 SACRAMENTO, March "A majority of the judiciary committee reported iu fa- vor of the Lexow c1iGmissiop, and minority agsi- st 1t.
 (Senate). A concurrent resolution by wnich the legislature agreed to adjourn on the Sth, was made the special order ter Tuesday.
 NEW YORK, March 2-Today three more corp-es Were removed from the ruins of the Chard street building, thus making i've killed aud eight seriousl1 injured. Several men "a ho were work Ing upon the building are stlll unac- count d for.
 OMAHA, Neb. Mch. 2 The protracted Narm weather has caused the ice in the river to melt and the Union Pacific brlGge gang are blasting the ice jam rhree spans of the Burlington bridge at Columbus have bssn swept away. The Platte bridge at Rock Island on the Missouri, Pacific and Burlington is also threatened.
 RENO, Nev, March 2-At five this moring an immense aeoTolite shot out of the northern heavens, seemingl! passed over town. It exploded with terrific force, shaking buIldiogs anu waking people. Those who saw it des- cribe it as a. magnificent sight. The eA plosion was like a mighty blast cf power
 Fol oM, Cal, March A desperate attempt ct escape WIS made by three convIc's this mOruiog. Fourteen were being taken across the rIver to work oD the bluff. They needed but twelve. Horseguard Dickinson started back with two, when three of the rsmanin twelve named Turner, Garcia and Anderson made break by attempting tO cIm up the bluff. Capt. Ellis, the guard. opensd fire bringing them down. Turner vas mortslly wounded; Garcia may die, and Anderson is shot in the legs. Only five shots were fired which qusiied the mutiny.
 VALLEY FIELD, Quebec, March Q John L0y. clerk and Max LeBauf, watchman of the Montreal Cotton Co. were shot and killed last night and Hugh Wills ID WAS shot aud perhaps fatally wounded, by c. k. Shortls. for merly private secretary to the con pany who had recently been discharged on account of irregular habits. Bstween 10 and II o'clock, pay master Lowe. assisted by Loy and WileOn, was making uo the payroll when Shortis entered the office. He was ordered to leave. He grabbed A loaded revolver from the paymassers desk and began firing. About n midnight Wilson was able to reach the electric button and sounded the alarm, which brought assistance. Shortis was arrest ed.
 SAS FRANCISCO, March 2 The steam ship Au trslia arrived this morning from Honolulu. She had on board thir- teen exiles. A few are charged with actual complicisy in the rebellion. Toe others are Brllishers and Germans, whr made themselves obnoxious by talsing i too much. The death sentence pro- nounced oa Wilcox, Seward, RIcl.ar l and Gulick, four lead 5rS, were mmu = sd to 3 years impris nmen and fine of s10,n00 each. Samuel Nswleia and | Henry Bsrtlemeu, who gave evidence for | the government, were allo.ad lAeir It. | Oerty. Queen Li!iuo!salani vss ,entsnc | 4G to five years mp-is1ument and a G9 If 5000.
 WAsHINGrON. March 2-Tla s-na.e entered upon n final @@ssiou today VI h | he prosre t ot sitting coutiauous,y lntil Monday noon. rhers was a rust # private bile, as this IS the lsst chance or many eager claimanss. c rmau, in ;harge of the naval sppropriajlcn bE, ;nt of the rush of private bills by urging he need ef speedy consideration Of tu,s Jill. His plan prevailed and the naval Jill was tBken up.
 SAN FRAYCIsC1, March 2-The supe- for court, Judge Sanderson, rendered n opinion in the quo warranto proceed ngs began by Stewart Menzies t. oust Nose Gunst from the cfflce of uohce ommiss O er today. 1hs courts deci ion IS in Guns''s favor. It holds that iunst was regularly installed in tie. of ics by virtue of his appoD tment from Governor Markham; that Governor 3udd had no power to remove Gunst nd appoint Menzies in his rlece.
 NEW CASTLE, Ind, March 2-Csrr;e, he four tear old daughter of William Williams, Is de q from the effsc;s of 8tins frozen oranges. Tn commenting pon the death an old doctor pointed ut that the health authorities every- 'here should take strict measures to estroy the thousaHds of boxes of frozen l: ranges sh pp- q from Florida.
 N Otice.
 OFFICE OF FRANK P. BAcox,I