Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-29
prsvrs. June 26-Ths plant of fine

 S650,OG0. The fist payment of S150,OO0 has been made.
 PIrRsBURc. June Pittsburg l; Washington ,.
 Cleveland. June Cleveland 3; :.
 St. Lour June 29,-St. Louis, 1; Gin cinnati G..
 Brooklyn, Juno 26. Brooklyn 10; Col umbus3 3.
 Indianapolis, June Indianapolis 10; Boston 6.
 Chicago, June 26. Chicago ': New York F.
 Baltimore, June 26.-No game was played on account Of rain.
 Kansgs City, June 23.-Kansas City 12; Lou sviile :.
 Naw YORK. June 2j.-The Maritime exc:l snra received dispatch this even ing stdsiu. liias the steamship Marmari, from My fofk had :.esn wrecked at SchuinrES.
 SAy FRA7.oIaCo, June 26.-The jury in the case of Wong An Hing, charged with the murder of Wong Wing See in April last. this afternoon brought in a verdict of guilty.
 CINc1SNArI, June 26.-The Turner's closed their feast to-day.
 PHILAEELPHIA, June 26-The officials of the Pennsylvania railroad now state the damage done by the floods will not exceed from one and half to one and three quarter million dollars.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 26-General Russel A. Alger and party including Ex-Senator Thos. c. Platt and John M. rhurston, arrived here today, The par ty leaves for the north to-day. General Alger said the trip was on business and pleasure. He is out here to look after his interest in Pugent Sound and from there will go up to Alaska.
 SANTIC INDIAN RESERVATION, June 2e- Governor and party left here this after noon to reioin the other commission Signing has commenced here this even ing and in all probability every vote will be secured in this place.
 SAW Rw NAeDINo, June 26.- A. S. Wat zen and Ii. E. Passis, or the Harqus Hala mines in Arizona, came to this cit, yesterday bringing gold specimens that were very heavy and rich. One piece oi
 ea-'r aolid gold is valued at two hun dred dollars.
 LANCASTER, June 26.-General Simeon Cameron, died at o'clock this evening
 LANCASTER, June 26.-Death came suddenly during a weak spell; up t, last attacks he was conscious. Around ais death bed were James Simson, B. Cameron and other relatives. Funera. will be held in Harrisburg.
 CHICAGO, June 26-Assistant United States Attorney Baker arrived iron Washington this afternoon with papers for the extradition of Burke, and left for Winnepeg tonight.
 PHILADELPHIA, June N.-Thomas Ewing Sherman, eldest son of Gen. w. I. Sherman will receive orders of Jesuit priesthood Saturday.
 NEW YORK, June 27-The steame: Prince Wilhelm which left Port al Prince June 20, arrived yesterday. Sh, brought twenty-four merchants who say 1t is only question of time when Hip polyte's army will drive Legitime and his friends from Port au Prince.
 NEW ORLEANS, June 26.-This morn ing there assembled according to agree ment, Professor Denis Butler, Pat Ken Trick. Mir. Rich, of Tammany, Charles Hamilton and Bud Bernard. This party eft on a special train to meet FranB Stevenson and w. E Harding of the Police Gazette, and Prof. Mike Dono- van who are on their way here to select grounds for the Sullivan-Kilrain fight The train met the inbound passenger 1t Pearl station, and after th' New York party had been taken on board the entire crowc left for several places that .ad been suggested as asuitable plrcefo. he contest The first place visited was Sicho Mills, near Richburg, thence te Honey Island. Stevenson was much pie ised with the Island and indications ar, that tho fight will take place in the vicln- ity. From Honey Island the excursion party went to Abita Springs, returning Q New Orleans at 9 p. m. The Nev York party will make several excursions during the next three days, and at tht md of which time they will give notice of the place selected for the fight,
 LATRoBE, Penn, June N.-The work If clearing away the wreck here is pro .ressing rapidly. This morning the bodies of J. l.. Caldwell, engineer, anC T. F. Frohlick, making twelve bodies Sc Far, have been recovered. It is expected the others will be found as soon as the bottom of the creek is reached.
 LANCASTER, June 27.-General Cam .ron's body will be taken to Harrisburg The funeral will take place Saturda, afternoon.
 JoHNsTowN, June 27.-Three bodies were found this morning; the weather fair and the work is progressing satis- factorily.
 LAcRoss, Wis. June 27,-The police and citizens are searching for the bnr rlar who entered the house of John .Vebber last night and stabbed hi, laughter Lena. aged IS. He tried alsr D stab her sister. The knife disem- .owled Lena.
 JoHHsTowN, June 27.-The relief com nittee has issued an appeal to the coun try not to delay or withhold contribu tions for the sufferers. It declares tha II money contributed is greatly neede' md should be sent at once in order tt De most available.
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-The war de oartment are in receipt of dispatche' confirming the press reports of troubb vith tho I'lathead Indians, near Mis- soula, Montana.
 NEW YORK. June 27.-Arrangements have been made for a baseball tourna- nent. The players are all college mer md members of the university hines of Harvard & Yale. They are going to En --l.l 4, Annoh tho ronnor RrifOnS fha