Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
os ANGELES, Cal. March 23-It is

| OS ANGELES, CGl. Marcn 23-lt ls iesrued today that parties from Wilkes barre, Pa. have leased 250OO acres of land ac Whittier, where they aili bore exteasIvely for oiI. They will sb at once tue iatest machinery dire from the Penusyiyauia oii regions. They gre exper.e oed and vs althy men.
 SAN FEANCIscO, March 23-ShzrifT | Whe!en WiI have to appear before Justice If the Peace Groszing aad ,x- plain WAy he iaiisd to arrest Losnafd l Grover, the actor a ho was sentenced to 24 hours in the county jail for cootempt l Grover was sued for deDt and refused to appear and testify.
 SAN FRAYCISCo. Cal, March 23-Chas Bel, Western Un.Ou telegraph oPerat- o-, had tussel with an insane woman armed with hatchet early this morn ing. The woman Was dressed only in her night robe. Bell is badly bruised.
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. March B. There vas near being a set-to at the closing of the session. Spencer and Davidson, enc republican the otber democrat. called each other a hound and ilsr. They were both at whiteheat. The other members prevented a fight.
 BosToN, March 23-Ex-Champion John l.. Sullivan IS ill with pneumonia. Today he Is much improved. He is practically without dollar.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Cal, March 23-Two steam sc&ooners went out this morning with union crevs Four took crews of Japp, negroes and stranded farmers.
 MINNEAPOLIS, March 23-Attorney E win today moved for d new trial in
 the Harry Hayward case. Erwin urged thas new evidence has been discovered.
 NICE, March 23-The Ailsa won easily
 the international yacht race with the Brittanis, Corsair and Valkyrie. CHICAGO, March 23-Three receivers | of the whiskey trust presented their
 resignatiops to Federal Judge Grosscup
 today.
 LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., March 22-Jas. | Howard, turnkey in the kgnsas state | prison, was tomahawed last night by an Ind an convict serving Q sentence for
 murder.
 NEW YoRK, March 2 The extraordi
 nary grand jury brought in another | batch of twenty indictments this after
 noon. It IS not known whether they | they are against policemen or perpetrs-
 tors of election frauds.
 YoUNGsToN, O., March 23-An attempt
 was made to rob the Farmers National | bank last night. The robbers blew a hole in the side of the vault but were
 frightened off before they got anything. 1 SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 23-E F. Coffin telegraph operator has received
 a letter from Rio Jsneiro, Brazil, statiu g
 that an uncle had died leaving Sl,O00,-
 GOO. Coffin gets one quarter.
 CHAPLEAU, Ont, March 23-The house
 occupied by P. Dollard was burned b. | the upsetting of lamp last night. Five
 children were in the upper part of the 1 house and three persisted. Another will
 probably die.
 | NEW CASTLE, Pa, March 22-Dele- gates representing 1000 Beaver valley | miners have decided that unle the cid l scale of wages IS restored a strike viii
 be ordered tomorrow. The miners are
 getting 50 and 60 cents ton. They
 want 60 and 70 cents.
 l WASHINGTON, March 22-Miss Mary Delaney, of Milwaukee, WAS arrested at | the Elsmore notel today, charged witt:
 h vlng attempted 10 ire St. DOmInicks 1 and S. Patrlcss' cathedrals yesteTda! | with kerosene and paper. Her sanity # | questioned.
 | WELLINGTON. N. E.. March 22-The | government Of New Zeala d has agreed | Jo be represented at the international
 monetary conference, and has decided ! to accept the proposal to send delegat es | to the commission to consider plans for 1 laying cable across the Pacific ocean. l NEW YORK, March 23-A special froll
 Lima, Peru says the provisional goveru ment has been recognized. Pedro AzOlf
 who is first vice president under Pres | dent Bermudez mas issued manifesto promising reforms to nations. SAN FRANCIsCO, March 23-Senator
 Gesford, who was appointed by Cover
 nor Budd insurance commissioner, made a formal demand for the office to Con-
 missioner Higgins today and was re- IJo ffN proceedings.
 CHICAGO, March 22-In the Square
 Match company's works today Annie Hans ID opening 6 box of matches set ire to her clothing, and rushing through the building scattered burning matches about, setting the adjoining buildinE on fire. Dashing through the second story window, she fell senseless to the pave | ment, followed by dozen terror strI9k en girls. Annie Hans was perhaps fa- tally burned. Thre others were injur, d. SAN FRANCIsCo, March 22-The Ex- aminer has announced the discovery ,.. a grand daugh CT of James l. Fair,
 who may play an important part in the litigation over the late mIlliOnare's s estate. The child is about years old and is the daughter of James Fair, the ex senator's eldest son, and Mary Ella Lampm6nG, who it is asserted, wa- probably mar ed to young Fair in 1888. The child WAS left at an orphan asy inm and YVES a1opteI by Mrs Charles Org ory.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal, March 23-In mense excitement prevails here. Acts of violence has been committed and blood7hed is expected hourly. The trouble is between band of squatters eDd Miller and Lux armed retaners. About l5.OO0 acres land 25 miles sou b Of here Is involved. Some squatters have been forcIbly eJacted, others armed with winchasters are waiting. Twelve haVs been arrested