Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22

OdllIOFnlb, cOntlnucu clear weather. MADRID. May 14.-In ihIs city thlrt,
 two persons were killed and 620 inlure
 by the hurricane on Wednesday.
 LONDON, May 1.-The govern mel
 has forwarded two million rounds (
 ball ammunition to Dublin.
 NEW YORK, May 14-Anarchist Mos
 was brought to court to-day and reless
 ed on Sl0.OOO bail. This was subscribe
 by some of Most's friends.
 ness, it will occur within a week sfte their return to America.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 14-Th Knights of Labor of Cleveland, an, other labor organizations are workini up a scheme for taxing all foreign emi grafton, and will soon forward a petition to congress. asking that such @ law b, passed. The movers in the matter re | quest that every person interested tt write to hIs congressman asking tha such bill be presented and passed be fore the adjournment of the present ses sion.
 LONDON, May 14.-It is said that more fire arms have been sold Tn Lon donderry m the past three months thar were sold during the previous five years Orders have just been given for thou sand new rifles. Crowded meetings of Orangemen were held today at Lowry and Mourne, at which pledges were giv. en not to submit to the Dublin parlia- ment and not to pay taxes. All present enrolled themselves for military service as volunteers. The Canadian Orange men promise support.
 LONDON, May li.-LOrd Hsrtington's "whips' report that no liberals have pledged themselves to vote against the home rule bill and that thirty are doubt fuL Conservative leaders advise con- servatiyes ID the House of Commons not tO speak during the debate as they wish tO hasten division on the second read ing. It IS runOred that Mr. Gladstone IS consulting with his colleagues upon the advissbility of withdrawing the home rule bill.
 ROME, May l4-At VenIce to-day there were reported seven new cases of cholera and three deaths; at Bavi, five new cases and nine deaths, and st Brin- disi, one new case and one death.
 PARIS, May 14-M. Pilott, an agent of the Banque DescOmple in this city, who failed after successfully uttering a large amount of forged paper. to-day suddenly appeared in the private office of Baron Soubegrsn, director of the bank. and at the point of a losde1 re- volv1r compelled him to sign three checks for S30,0OO. with which Pilott then made good his escape.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, May IA conven. ton representing all the coal miners in the Mahonig valley, was held at Youngs- town to-day, After discussing the re- of ten per cent demanded, the following resolutions were adopted:
 Resolved, That We adopt the scale of prices as adopted by the joint conven- ton of miners and mine operators at Columbus last February.
 Resolved, That We favor arbitration to the question of an advance to cor respond with the scale. but should the operators refuse to Rrbitrate, then we shall insugurate strike to enforce our demands.
 Resolved, That board of five min- CTS be selected to meet a like number of operators at Youngstown, Thursday, May 20, at II n. ID ., for the purpose of arbitrating the question, and should the operators refuse or fan to meet with this board, then said board shall take steps to enforce settlement of the question.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May l4.-Derby day has come and gone, and by all who saw 1t, 1t has been put down as a great turf event, successful ID every respect. The weather was very warm and the track was good. The attendance was the largest ever seen at Louisville at any year. In the free field the crowd was simply immense. They were good natured, but it required great lsbors on the part of the police. Betting WAS very good. It was confined to auction and French mutual pools, boOkmakers declining to pay the sum required for the privilege by White x O., lessees.
 The first race, was for the Louisville ladies' stakes. At the start, which was excellent, Wary and Jennie T. were the first to show in front. Jennie T. soon taking the lead, followed by Wary, but was not headed, Jennie T. winning rather easily by one length, Wary second, Ben Ali very close third. Time, lO1l{.
 Second race, Ii mile. Red Girl took he lead, Susie Forbs second and two 'sneths in front of Modesty, who was third. On the back stretch Modesty went to the front, Aretins second, Hat tie Carlisle third. On the stretch Hattie Carlisle took the second place, uodesty was not headed and won easily by half length, Hattie Carlisle second, iresins third, three lengths of. Time 2Ill5.
 Third race, the Kentucky Derby l1a miles. Starters, Free Knight. ridden by Fitzpatrick; Masterpiece, West; Blue Wing, Garrison; Liiero, Murphy; Ben Mi, Duffy; Jim Gray, Whithers; Sir Jos 'ph, Conkling; Grimaldi. Lewis; Lantte, StoyBl; HarrOdsburH, J. RIley; Weight, llS pounds each. The non starters were Bandbox and Silver Cloud. The bet ing was ss follows: Ben Ali, S5OO; Free Knight. S375; Blue Wing. S215; linn Gray, l2j; Masterpiece, SI1. An e1- .ellent start was made without any de- lay. Blue Wing, Grimaldi and Master piece, as named, showing In front. In 6 short distance Masterpiece went to the front. soon having a lead of three lengths; Harrodsburg second, hslt a length ahead. Grimsldi third. Grim 4ldi dropped back at the stand and Jim Gray moved up even with him. On -he back track the leaders coming back, Jim Gray showing a tritie Tn front, Hsrradsburg, Masterpiece and Free Knight in a close bunch. As they rounded into the stretch Free Knight WAS in front but the four were very close together. In a short tune Ben Ali and Blue Wing had tho race to themselves. They had a very hard and driving finish and both horses were very tired, Ben An winning by & short three quarters Of 6 length, Blue Wing second and Free Knight a bad third. Time 2;36l2.
 Fourth race, heats of one mile. Adrian led, followed by Falls City and Big Tree. There was no change all the way into the stretch where Irish Pat joined Adrain. IL was 6 hard and close race to the end, Adrian winning by one length, ,ilsh Pat second, Big Tree third, Falls City fourth. Kershaw fifth. Time. l;44l3 Second heat. Irish Pat and Adrian ran close together. as named, for three guar- ters of mile, Irish Pat then drew close and won by one leDth, Adrian second, Big Tree a bad third. Time, l4l4. In the third heat they ran Tapped into the stretch where Adrian drew away and won easily by four lengths ahead ot