Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-09

FgSS L-deStGs union men who were working on differ ent buildings yesterday quit after the walking delegation had argued with them.
 SPOKANE Washn. March 5-The Black Diamond coal mine 32 miles from Seattle is on fire. Orders have been is- sued te seal the mine, and steam will be forced in. The fire may be smothered in a weeks time. One hundred men are thrown out of employment.
 MINNEAPoLIs. Minn., March 5-The closing act in the Hayward trial began this morning. The attendants brought Dyer, the sick juror, reclining in a chair Attorney Yves face was an sshy pale, but his voice rang out like bugle when he spoke of Hay wards influence over "the sick man" (biixt). He eaid that no man could picture the agony of horror Blixt endured after the crime until he decided to tell the truth.
 NEW YORK, March 5-The board of health refused today to r.cord the mar rlage certificate Of Anna Gould and Count de Castellane ca ths ground that 1t was defective in vital point. Infor- nation WAS refused by the board. It is said that no date Is given in the certiti- cate.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ills. March 5-In the state senate today senator Johnson offered a resolution charging that cor ruption exists in every department in every part of the city of Chicago, and providing for iDlnt committee ot three from the senate and four from the house to investigate the whole city and county machinery. It C. arges that the Chicago city councii bartered valuable franchises to individuals and corpora tions without the least regard to the public welfare, and that the police de- partment grants immunities to criminals and shields the unlawful element
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 PHoENIx, Ariz., March 5-A hill intro duced ID the house this morning pro- videss for the removal of the capital to Tucson. It va, read second time and referred to committee.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal. March 5-A shoe maker named Kielnfelter, living at Kern vile, a hamlet in the mountains, had been on a spree and drank two bottles of wiskey in rapid succession. He stag geled 10 chair. When an effort was n nade to arouse him it was found he WAS dead.
 NEW YORK, March 5-Mrs. Rose kenneity, aged 50, perished by fire to- day in SIX story flat building at 300 Columbus avenue, and for time 40 other occupants of the building were in greas peril. Thomas Dougherty aged 2Z, YRS burned to death in boarding St 2lS Avenue GA" which took ire during the night.
 TACOMA, Wash, March 5-A party of prospectors, fully equipped. has started cut 10 explore little orchard on Msyne island, where fortune iD gold coin is supposed to be buried. Mayue island is located in the Gulf of Georgla, north Of the entrance to Puget Sound. Twenty years ago an old prospector named Nicholson died on the island after a hard life in the mines of Australia. Cal ifornia and Cariboo. He had gone there 10 end his days. Nicholson lived in & small mud house which he built in the center of the island, the remains of whica are still standing. He was Ill ser ly in the extreme, depriving himself not unfrequently of the common necessities of life. Besides bel g otherwise eccen- tric, he had an unreasonine horror of banks and often expressed the opinion that money buried beneath the ground was money pest invested.
 Neigh DOTS regarded him az a wealthy man, but the extent of his wealth wss never surmise3 until one day a friend | happ=ned to the cabin and took him | by surprise as he was bending over a | shinning heap of gold. There were SIO | and S20 pieces enough to ill the table, besides many "slugs," the octagonal | pieces of gold coined at San Francisco in the early days, and valued at $50. The old man after this adventure made extensive alterations in the caoin, pro- ,ectlng himself against further intrusion by keeping his place continually under ock and key, with heavy shutter on he little window. As the miners days oin hn e{.F 4I.-, | oy acouaintances to disclose where his treasure was buried, out Ee always shook his head.
 A neighbor finally found him dying, md placing him in bed hastened to the nearest residence for assistance. Re- r. turning they found the old man in ex- remis and past speech. By the move nent of his lips and restless rolling of he eyes they knew that be wished to ell something, but tEe words were lever spoken. The secret was buried in he m;ser's grave. Long after the old nan ad passed away the search for his old continued, probing his small estate with long bayonets being the order of he day. Since then many unsuccessful ttempts have been made to locate the old. The party of prospectors just gone uG cO0SlStS Ol udii uOZou ucus uoducu | " geologist, who proposes to locate |, he treasure by ald of a magnetic instru- ,ent.
 OMAHA, March 5-Martinez develop rents brought to light in connection ith the Union Pacific check raising windle. The paper upon which the aecks were printed heretofore is