Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25


 ! land department and local land offices , Los ANGELES, Sept. lS.-The Pempl street line of cable cars was tied up thl morning in consequence of gripme T.
 fusing to 20 to work until they had bee
 paid for six weeks that they had re mained idle before the road was opened An attempt was made to run one ca
 but It vas soon sent back into the house
 Sympathy is with the strikers.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept lS-A meetin
 of the principal creditors and sssigne
 of J. Baum < Co, was held this after
 noon. Owing to She non-sppearsnce
 because of sickness of J Baum, DO ac
 ton was taken and further discussion
 was postponed until be can appear
 PRosPRCT HOUSE. N. '. Sept. 20
 Yesterday the last Sunday to be spen by the presidents party in the Adiron
 dacks, wac anything but agreeable. I
 ralned from early morning till night and there was nothing for them to dc but 10 remain within doors, On Tues. day they vln start for home.
 GALvEsToS. Texas. Sept. 2O-A spec. ial to the News from Eagle Pass says An authentic dispatch has just been re- ceived at Piedrss Negras which gives 6 different account of the manner in winch Fl Coyote, the revolutionary leader and a portion of his band met their death. The dispatch states tha, Fl Coyote. and seven of his followers were captured st Monterey and were sbot by order of General Reyes.
 NEWPORT. Sept. 20.-NO decision in the yacht race which took place here on Saturday has yet been reached The Maytlover finished before the Galates, but the difference in the tune oi the watches used on the different yscbts would make 1t appear that the Galates finished first. The regatta committee l. nOv in New York and the race can b, decided by 1t there only by .hs time of the finish without regard to fouls. ,time allowances or handicap. According to this the winners are Gitsns, May flower, stranger and Cinderella, in their re- Spectlve classes.
 SlN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 2n-The San Antonio < Arkansas company have filed deed of trust in county clerk's office today in 'avor of the Farmers Loan < Trust Co. of New York for teu million dollars. The mortgage covrrs AA1O N'au AnNOuAo kuC Gulf; also the Corpus Christi branch and the northwestern eXteusIon into the Panhandle country.
 BELFAST, Sept. 20.-There was des- perate rlOting on Davis street yesterday. A policeman arrested two drunken mel for fighting; s mob immediately gather ed around the police and threatened them with violence and it was with th, greatest difficulty that the prisoners were secured. As soon Bs the barracks doors were closed fearful attack ws, made upon the building by the mol Outside, The shutters were torn dowI and the windows smashed. There wer, only four constable with the barracks and they fired eleven rounds, killing on man and wounding several others It !, said that a woman was wounded AnO has since died. The mob was scatter -d by endorsements of police. Later Ihe mob regsthered in small groups when numbers of priests tired tc persuade the people to retire tO then houses. The disturbed district is ps- nollsd by military and police reinforce msnts.
 LArHRor. Gala, Sept. 2O.-The entire block of the business portion of this town except three small buildings. wss destroyed by fire last night. The fire origin atsd in the Shannon House, and soon gained such headwsy that 1t wss almost impossible to get under control R. T. shannon, proprietor of the Shan nan House, IS the heaviest loser. He loss IS not known; insurance nine thou sand dollars. The others lcsers foot up about ten thousand dollars; insurance four thousand, three hundred dollars.
 JACKSONVILLE Fla, Sept. 20-Ths band of SS2 Warm Spring and Chirics huas Indians, bucks and squsvs sLo papooses, from the San Carlos Reservs ton arrived last night. guarded by tS6 Companies U. s. troops They left im medistely for St. Augustln where they will be placed on a reservation. A daughter was born to Geronimo by On' of his squsws in the Fort on the r. | inst. and has been named Marion, b! Col. Lsngdon.
 LEMooRE, Cal, Sept. 20-C. s. Hays, of Travers. editor of the Travers "Tld- ings," was shot and instantly killed her last evening in the presence ot Mis- Lulu Smith, his intended wife. The, were seated in the psrlor of the resi- dence of Dr. Lovelace, when suddenly the report of a gun was heard and youDI Hayes fell back. the blood gushing from bis mouth. and be died almost instant Iy. Tracks of the murderer could b, seen iu the yard where he was thought to have run after firing. No motive IS known for the crime.
 PORTLAND, Me. Sept. D-Wm- E Gould, cashier of the first national bsns of Portland, has been discovered to be A detaulter. The directors believe that the loss to the bank will not exceed SS1, OOO. The business of the bank will 1t no y;se be affected. Gould is held un der arress in a civil suit by the bank awaiting the action of the comptr Her of the treasury.
 WAsH1SGroS. Sept. 20.-The Herald publishes from what 1t assets IS unusu ally relIsble authority that about Octo- ber first Ihe cabinet will be reesst. Sec retary Manning will resign, Bsysrd Nill take the treasury portfolio, Lamar Uili become secretary of state and Joe Mo Donald of Iudians will be appointed secretary of the interior. The Herald says this information is from a promi- nept bureau chief who knows what he IS taking about.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2O.-The event of yesterday in the triennisl conclsve srri vals vas the appearance of the Csl-for- nia delegation, who came in thirteen cars with their fsmiles. They num- bered fully 100. They were EccOu pa nied by the 1st Infantry and 2d AriIl- Iery bands snd the "Grizz.y Bear Club, which attracted even more atteption than the bands. Nearly every coruman- dery in the state was represented by une or more memberA The visitors were es- corted 10 their hotel. the Lsclede. by Ivsnhoe Commsndery, No. 8, (mounfedl Of St. Lotus. The frst of the week's programme was given ID devotional eI- ercises held at the Exposition Music Hall. An ipmense audience numbering 1000, including fully 1000 Knights, vas in attendance, and hundreds were turned away. The services were from the ritusl snd were conducted by Very Eml- nent Sir George O. Bet,s, prelase ot the Grsnd EDcampmeDt.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20-Tbe city council this evening by vote of ~ 10 39 decided to impesch Mayor Smith on a charge of maliessance ID office. in ac- cordsnce with the recommendation of committee appointed to inquire into the matter.
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