Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-03-30
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were banged rlgnL ana le!t untll tno oolice charged the rioters, and when peace was finally secured it was found that only five negroas remained. The WilRa put to sea with those. No arrests were made. The schooners Ivy and La Gironde also put to sea with short crews the captains refusing to pay union wages. Tn, La Gironde took three green fsIme from SOnoma. She need sd five g, amel. The Ivy's captain went sith che reg Q ana the cook.
 WASHING TON, March 21-The follow ing appointn ems were announced to- day: William NJ. Springer, judge of the northern district of Indian territory; Constance Buckley Kllgore, Texas, judge of the southern district of Indian territory. The Indian territory judge ships are new offices.
 NEW YORK, March 21-Ten of the eleven indicted police officers pleaded not guilty today.
 EVANSTON, Wy, March 21-It is fig ured from the company lists and pay rolls that 59 men perished ln the mine disaster at Red Canon, Wyo., yesterday evening. Seven were killed on the out side.
 Nineteen bodies have been recovered and forty lie at the bottom of No level. A large force of men are at work re- moving the debris. Fifty of the vic tins are married, many widows and 3OO orphsned children. About thirty are ! members of the A. O. U. w. and carry 5000 insurance.
 The following married men with large families are known to have been m the l mine: Henry Burton. Samuel Holston, | Gesree Hardy, David Llyod, Wm Sel- lers. Sr., Wm Langdon, Sr, Thomas Hutchinser, Samuel Bates, Walter Mil | Ter. Henry Scothren, Aaron Butt, Geo Critchet, Hugh Sloan, Wm Morris, and the following young men: John Morris, Wm Graham, Jr, Marshall Langdon' Geo Hymes, John G Locke, Albert Clark and David Lowoy, Jr. The great
 CT part of the men who perished are | covered with debris at the seventh level,
 where they gaehered awaiting man trip. There is no fire in the mine. l NEW YORK March 21-A special from
 Berrance, Peru, says that through inter
 ventlon diplomatic provisional gov ernment in Peru has been formed. WASHINGTON, March 21-The secre-
 tsry of the treasury has appointed w.
 M. Aiken, of Cincinnati, supervising
 architect, vice O'Rourke, resigned.
 NEW YORK, March 2l-The directors
 of the Missouri Pacific yesterday elect, ed George Gould, President, c. G. War ner. auditor, A. H. Calef secretary and ! treasurer.
 | CRIPPLE GREEK, March 21-Fremont
 and Solon McGoskey employed by the Union Mining company, were arrested
 today charged with having stolen Sl5,-
 GOO to Sl6,0OO worth of ore. CHICAGO, March 21-Negotiations
 were completed today which practically
 assures to the spirits distilllng associa- | tion the absoulte control of the spirit ! output in the United States. NEW YORK, March PA large con- | sigpment of Diamond cutters arrived | today on the steamer Majestic from | Liverpool. They were detained and sent to Ellis Island, suspected of being l contract laborers.
 SAN FRANoIsco, Cal. March 21-It is probable that the United States grand jury will insist upon indicting Coliis P.
 Huntingdon, for issueing an interstate pass, against the sanction of District
 Attorney Foote.
 VIsALIA, Cal. March 21-The jury ip the case of Elta Stokes, charged with asssulting Will Smith Southern Pacific detective, with intent to kill, in March year ago, disagreed this morning. The defendant will be tried again next week.
 BUFFALO, N. r., March 21-Sadie Rob- inson was found guilty of mapslaughter and Clarence Robinson guilty of murder in the second degree today. Clarence was sentenced 70 life imprisonment, and Sadie to twenty years. The crime is the killing of Montgomery Globe. PAso RoBLEs, Cal, March PA burg lar was shot and probably fatally wounded at 5 o'clock this morning by Nioht Watchman w. R. Dickinson. The burglar is young man ana says his name is Charles Santa, his parents fesid- ing in West Berkeley.
 PoRLAND, Or, March 20--United States Circuit Judge Gilbert sustained demurrer to the application for the ap- pointment of a separate receiver for the Oregon Short Line < Utah railway. This removes the case to the court Of Wyoming, as the court of primary jur- isdiction.
 Los ANGELES, March 20-The police are searching for Harry Waite, the fake spirituahst and astrologer, who has swindled many people of this city, but is now wanted on charge of swindllpg San Jose man out of $500. He work ed in San Jose with his father. The father is in San Diego. The pair have worked together all over the state.
 WASHINGTON, March 20-The British embassy has received no information as yet to the ultlmatum of Great Brit ain to Nicaragua :or the payment of S75, 900 within seven weeks in redress for the expulsion of Mir. Hatch, its consular agent, from Bluefelds and of the dispatch of the British warship to back up the ultimatum. Under these circumstances, it is thought in official circles the subject may be handeled through the British authorities Tn Mic aragua, although it is usual to advise the ambassador here of demand of this moment. General Bsrrios, the Nicar- aguan envoy who visited London and later came here to confer with Secretary