Arizona republican., 1901-09-05

evening. The city attorney appear
 cd for the plaintiff and the defense wps represented by Judge Mccormick. Of- ficer Russel was sworn and was just beginning his story of the incident
 when the fire bell sounded. A general stampede followed at once and officers
 and people fell over each other in their | haste % get out. The court and the at | tQrneys remained long enough to agree | on continuance of the case till l:30
 this afternoon. The other two charges against the Magnani brothers are one against Lucas Magnani for striking an officer at the same time the offense ir. the first charge Is alleged to have been committed, and a Charge against O.. Iasnanl for resisting Officer Lawrence on Saturday night when he arrested the two girls for visiting the Redlght.
 CHARGES AGAINGT JUDGE STREET.-An Associated Press dis patch from Washington yesterday, stated tha, Judge Street was before the department of justice yesterday in the matter of th1 charges preferred against him. The charges, it was said.
 w-!c not specific and would not likely, therefore. he enter ,aincd by ,he att tDtney-Scneldl A letter was received
 from Judge Street, in which he said that
 the charges were general He was ac-
 used of corruption, lack of dignity anI
 degeneration No reference had been
 made, as was reported, to his decisions
 in the Cobre Grande, King of Arizona
 or any other case. His neph W. Percy
 \ .Il h.l l
 him, in which he said he expected to
 return the latter pat of this month
 Al the time of writing h. and Mrs.
 Street were d, the Shore home Wash
 ins,on. They had 'ately been visiting
 eH-Atto ney-General Griggs, who Is a
 rela.ive by marriage. Mrs Street will
 remain in the east with h ? daughter,
 Mrs Wickham, at Atlantic City and
 Philadelphia un,il cool weather.
 A DISASTROUS FiRE.-A second
 fire alarm sCundcd last evening about o'clock and the engine and hose wagon responded. IL proved to be hay stack ol south venth street. though the flame that Illuminated the south eastern part of town at first suggested that it was one of the big warehouses dIblisSlut the M C. r. t!aCk. The flame was observed by driver Aspey of the chemical truck and he turned in an alarm at the ngine house But the disastrous part of the fire was not in the burning Of the haystack IL was an event that transpired at the engine house, When the alarm was turned in the horses respond as usual. only little more so. One of the animals whose duty 1t is to pull the chemical truck became very nervous. Mr. Aspey grabbed him by the bit, but he was de- termined to get out without the pre- llm!nary Of being harnessed. He jerked loose from MT. Aspey and jumped all over him, tearing his pantaloons badly and bruising his les somewhat. Then he ran against the chain and either broke it or pulled it out, and sped away in the darkness. As far as could be learned at a lat hour last night he was supEo.ed Co be still speeding. as nobody had seen him. Naturally the chemical did not go 70 the fire. lf anybody sees a trisky looking hors this morning that looks like q fireman he will do d favor by returnin him to the engine house. i When last seen he wore a b.idle. an air of lib-rty and a naughty micn.