Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-06-26


 lumber, the captain sent on shore for a
 policeman to arrest an unruly sailor.
 When the officer boarded the vessel
 three of the crew took his gun away,
 broke It and forcibly elected the man
 from the bark. In few minutes the
 policemen returned with three others
 who received the same treatment, their
 guns being taken away and broken.
 Shortly afterwards the prefect of Colon
 appeared with twenty policemen and a squad Of soldiers who, by bis order. opeued fire on the vessel. The sailors immediately retreated below. The armed force then boarded the vessel and
 began firing down the open hatchway. | Some Jamaican laborers were on deck with The mate, one of whom was shot through the head and killed Two sailors were also killed, while three others were dangerously wounded, one of whom has since died. The prefect IS roundly censured for his nasty proceed ing.
 SAN FRAsCIsCO, June lS-In Judge | Wilson's court to-day the cases Of DOane, Worthy and Creighton, charged Wlth brIbing jurors in tine damage case of Florence Wright vs. the Geary street railroad, came up and all three pleaded not guilty. The cases will be tried July S;h.
 LOSDOS, June 19.-The meeting had m lsiIngton, northern suburb, last night, to support the conservative can | dIjate for a seat in the commons, ended m riot. The furniture of the room in which the meeting was held Was mashed | by the turbulent mob. Several women were so badly frightened by the uprosr that they tainted. One lady had an arm broken and was conveyed to the hospital. The speakers platform was stOrmed by the crowd. The Duke of Norfolk, who is @ whiE, vas the occupant of the plat form. He was roughly seized by the ueck, inmmed up against the wall and hustled of the stage. A number of aris. t'rrat companions who were with the duke were badly handled. The police succeeded m stopping the riot
 SANDY Hook, June 19-The yachts have passed the Scotland light ship, hone ward bound. the Puritan at 3;3I D. m., Priscilla 3:33.30, Mayflower 3;35.30, Atlantic 3:ij.
 SANDY Hook, June 19.-The Atlantic hsa passed Priscilla, and the Puritan is still ieadinV.
 NEW YORK, I9-The last of the three big races tOkes place to-day and again tn- Priscilla. Puritan, Mayhower and At!aHt,c will sal against each other. This time they will sAil for the SI,OOO cup offered by the Sesnanh8ka Yacht Club, Besides the four big sloops the entries are: schOOners, Fortune, Gray ling and Ruth; sloOps, Graoie, Cinderella, Dophine, Daisy, lseult, Nomad. Culprit, Fay, Nisss and Elephant, end the cut te-s Bedouin and Clara. The wind at this hour, lO;3J, IS light.
 OAKLAND. June 19-Yesterday a fire consumed about three thousand acres of grain on the M. Barnett and Reynolds ranches, in eastern Stanislaus. belonging to Al Gatesman, McMillan, Hanshow and other renters. The probable loss IS tErTty thousand dollars, insured for half of its value. The cause of the fire is un- known. Gatesman was dangerously burned.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June I9.-The Concy ts'ara i'.- -by, mile and hnlf for three year-olds, was won by HagRin's Ban Fox. insDectOr B.2i, ElkwoOd 3d. Time 2:3S
 VIRGINIA, Nevada. June 19.-In the Combination shaft this morning Abra- hGul Richards while ascending the pump shaf; on the deck ot blackboard with three other miners, suddenly fell into the depths below. His body was found lying at the bottom of the shaft, having fallen a Gistance ot S43 fleet. It Is sup posed that he bad a fainting fit and fell oiT before be could warn his comrades. lie was a native of Cornwall, England. 3J years of age, and leaves Q wife and three children.
 NEW YORK. June 19.-Henry Ward Beecher sailed for Europe this morning. He vas accompanied by his wife. ME. Be-caurs face looked worn and tired and ue gave every evidence of needed rest. He will probably return in the latter par. cf September Or early in October.
 TACOMA, W. T., June 19.-At a meet ir, ul the business men of this city bui vicinity to-day, resolutions were adopted protesting against the final pls.l.e by congress, of the bIll forfeit il. ,ac luud grant of the Northern Pa eif" railroad covering the uncOmpleted | portion uf the Cascade division. The | resOlCuuns state the vital interests of Washington TsrrItoryi demand ithe urompl connection by railroad across ,lr Cascade mountains of the western auj eastern sections of the territory, arI ;nal the forfeiture of the land grant as provided m the bull recently I-, .ri uy the senate. would deprive tas Northern Pacific railroad of means Co -scure the capital to complete the e..ls Cascade tunnel and the uDfin i~--i -rventy-five miles of the road now Gs,er construction.
 SALT LAKE, June I9.-The territorial supreme court to-day rendered q decis- ioU on .hs appeal In the case of the offices ot auditor and treasurer of terrI- :org. The decision afiirms completely tle judgment of the district court and su-fgiHs the right of the governors ap- p1Giess against the Mormon hold over ...eu'T hents.
 ST. Iiaurs. aIC.,. fs,~e 19.-E. J. Bald wins Lucky B' won the .jj. jj.--- ,s cup rrre here to-day; ? miles; time 4:UE-i Nodesty 2i, Editor 3d.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June l9.-A private | dispatch received here states that Sir l z zauder Sta1rt, eX-premier of New | SoGsh Wales, died suddenly in London l last Thursday. few weeks ago Sir Alexander passed through this city en route to England vhither he went tO | interest capital ID the proposed cable l frrm this continent to Australia.
 .iAGDALEVA. Sonora, June l9-A force | of hIexicans attacked she hostiles twen- | ty five miles southeast of tere. They l killed one squaw and captured white | girl supposed to be the niece of Peck, | who was taken captive near Calsbasas on | ADfsl 2Sfh. The squaw had field tele- scope on her body when killed. Three | Mcxicsus were killed and several | wounded. There were sixty or seventy | bucks m the fight. The Mexicans held | the field. awaiting the arrival of rein forcenent of fifty Mexicsns who gre en | route Co the scene Ot action.
 WAsHINGToy, June 10 - Archibald | Forbes, of England, and Miss Lulu Meigs, daughter of General Meigs, U. ;. | A.. were married at II o'clock this mOTn- iog al St. Johns, P. F.. church. in the presence of fashionable gathering. Pr. Leonard performed the ceremony. Nr and Mrs FOrhas Jeff Washington