Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-18

6 F miles over the course, stili stan.i,og T southeast, the MsyfiOwer increasing her - lead and nearly rIIle ahead. w.ui l nineteen miles, northwest. - The Iron sloop-yacht Priscilla accom- . panied the yachts over the course. She 1, had all her light sails set and led ths Mayhower at noon by quarter of n
 mile and seemed 10 be cutsaillag tke
 race.
 At los the Maytower increasing her
 lead. was 1 miles ahead and at I.Ij tbe MaytlOwer turned the oE shore staka
 boat on her home stretch
 The Galstes turned tho take boat at
 2:l0, the MayiiOwer three miles ahead;
 wind twelve miles.
 At 3:4O the yachts were about OiT Long
 Branch, and had about fifteen n.les 10 go.
 At 4:I0 the Galates appeared to out-- point the MayflOwer, but still lalfa nliIs
 to the ieewsrd. Wind eight miles Aul streaky.
 At Alb p. m, the Msyd0wer was over
 three miles ahead ana cO jLe windward.
 The wind IS dyIng out and Is now about
 eight or nine miles an hour. Unless the
 wind treshens It Is not believed tae
 yachts can finish within the time hrlt. I CHICAGO, H.. Sept, IA few minutes
 before r. o'clock last night, James
 CalaIn, night operator. sitting m the | signal tower of the Lake Shore Co. a.
 the intersection of main and stock ysris
 track, was blinded by an explosion, The
 tower IS tbirty feet high. Calain hal
 noticed nothing unusual. wh-n be vas
 suddenly startled by seeing column ot
 smoke arise at one side Of the structure. | followed by deafeninG explosion X twenty-Inch piece of gas pipe was found, showing 1t was dynamite which
 caused the explosion. The theory of
 the police IS that the wreckers hoped
 to blow up the tower and when the
 passenger train came along to throw the switch and thus they would have plunged the train into mass of freight | cars lining the track. Another attempt
 to wreck train took place last night
 About eight o'clock, when the Lake
 Shore road was receiving from the Iili-
 nols central a tram Of 26 cars, thF sWItcn
 was turned and fifteen cars were dr-
 railed. Several arrests have been made
 but nothing definitely has been learned from the men arrested.
 LONDON, Sept. Il.-Cummin.s beat George in four mile run at Preston to-day.
 ST. LOUIS. Sept. IA special from Houston, Mo, says: Night before last at farm house near Summe-yiile. 2I miles southeast ot Houston. Mo lu tlIs county occurred one ot -he most fright fUl tragedies ever known ID -ll7 -e,.- tiOn. Last Saturday 8t SuE.uervi.l- during game oi basc b sl. Jtre Or-L- ard and Peter Martin el-aEed Il av.l- lent dispute. They were separated be- fore coming to blows. Last iLursdar corn cutting was gwen Gt tar rs-i- dence of farmer near Suuucrvl.il. and during the dancing iu the evening. the base ball dispute was renewrd lIj pistols were drawn. IT. tho m.lee tllt ensued Orchard was seen Co dIsrha-r- his weapon st Martin. the brlle- Clss- lag entirely through the llttrr's body from the back tO breast. Orchard vac thereupOn attacked by frieni or Mar tn, Stogsdale by name, who shot llm ll the breast. iutiictIng a mortal wpuLt- Stogsdale not satisfied with his bloody work, attacked the friends Cf Orchard. the first being Sam McCaskeu, who suz- tained a wound from the formers pis,eL Lewis Baider, a man of grea. strength. thinking this IEdiscriminate shooting had gone far enough. rushed through the crowd and attempted C. iIssrm StOgsdale. The latter had one moro charge Tn his pistol and ttIs hc fired at Balder, the ball taking effect lu the ls-- ter's thigh, intiictInE bu uE.y wound. Martin, Orchard and McCaskei. % Iz believed. are fatally voun'ri and Bail-r dangerously. Great excitement prevails over the affair. StOcsda,e has uut been captured and IS believed c. hs ID Lls way tO Texas.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Sept II-A prvate dispatch received here sta.e= Ina; the Dwyer Bros. celebrated Hlly, "UvE Drops for winch they pad twenty nine thousand dollars a short tiue aa-c. died at noon to-day Cause unknown
 SAN FKASCIsco, Sep. n. -F.s;aush stakes 6-S mile, for two-y uli-. S.n by lHaggin's King Fox. IIue. l-z4 Best time on record for tvo-y year-olds and within quarter Ot a secuui Ut tEe best breaking record of all aEe-.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The May ytov,- won the second iDternaiiousi yacht race against the Gslstea- . hi= retain the Amercan cup this side of the At.Rntic ocean.
 WAsHISGToD, Sept. lI.-Ey tlis even ings mall advertisements are sent tn the press by the navy department IuvI tiug for a variety Oi wOrk and ma ,erisl m connection with tLe new navy American ship builders arc invited tu submit proposals for the coastru-tlou of one cruiser of about 4.s0 tons. euc uf about 3,7OO tons, one heavily 4rUui sunboat Of about 1 .J0J tons, one hsh- gunboat of about SD tons and acs cruiser of about i 4UO tons.
 SAS FRASCIsCO, Sept II-StfFc Cll- ", aged l9, was b5Ough; mp 2 Q sen .ence before Judge Murphy tlr uOru- ing, having been convicted Cf --arctluS a purse containing SI0u ou June -~th from an old lady namsd Mrs S-tsstIer. after dszing her by stukIuE her In th, face, The crime wa- committed Iu broad daylight. The .IiSe aft-r review ing the case Said that tL- cslus was ''in his Judgment most a-rnci1us one" and concluded by sen;euclaS tLe prisoner to fifty years m ths Folsom prison
 ToLEDo. Sept. II.-Tals Etsa--ooz "a trunk arrived by the Lake Ere roat from BellevieW which erEslei ~o EorrI- ble an od T a- to drive the basrzgSe man from hls post. I; vas placel ca the platform and the police authorities rat,- fed. Srou after they arrived J. F. Nelson. who hal come from B-li-vIas ou the Lake Shore raj road. krrlval Ei.h !. dray and prtsented s check slr -Er  trunk. He was immediately ar-es.eL anl the trunk opened when It was found to contain the body of Q woman pack-l in hay. Nelson and the body were then taken to the police station where ttr soroner examined the body |. v.- that of s woman oi about twenty. much smscla:ed any partly dressed I- --ie-- clothing of the finest 4uAlIry- Ns.-- s a school teacher of ithaca, Ohio. and ast winter student of the Toledo med csl college. He is held on a c-s-Es 1; grave robbery. He refuses Go t--z-
 NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-kaulof Ar1u- son, manager of the Casino. received The telegram last night
 DAYTON, \. J., Sep-. lL-WiA report on Monday morning sure
 Signed; MIS StHlLLiN,i-
 Aronson thought ;he dispatch gen nine and said be had never dogb;ed Mrs. Schllling wolld appear at the aP-