Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-07
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and several hundred dollars worth of tents and other Government property was destroyed.
 LONDON, September 3tShip owners again urged upon the Dock companies that ship owners be allowed to employ ] their own men in loading and unloading vessels. The Dock companies refused,
 but arranged to present their vlews in writing to ship owners later in the day. This result destroys the chance of ar - irving at settlement to-day and embit- ters the men.
 LTvERxooL, September 3-The dock men employed on the grain and flour laden ships struck for an increase. Work on all vessels is suspended. LONDON, September 3-At Rochester the police were compelled to protect men unloading vessels, who were att tackled by strikers.
 LoNDoN-Dock officials state now they have at work greater number of men than at any time since the commence ment of the strike, and do not propose to make any concessions.
 NEW ORLEANS, September 3-Des- | reports, the Democrats polling heavy vote, and many negroes voting for Price, Democratic candidate. Deputy sheriff Jacobs was shot by Franklin, but the wound is not necessarily fatal. It is understood that Jacobs had been trou- blesome and officious at the polls Nei ther the commissioners or the bystand- CTS knew that he was deputy sheriff, so when he was leaving the court making threats, he drew pistol, made mur- derous assault and was shot down be- fore he could fire. No disturbance whatever followed.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. 3.-A Saloon row between white men and negroes. Friday night, in Bibb County killing of John Lawrence by two Negro burg lars, and lynching of the latter Satur- day night, caused much bad feeling be- tween the two races. A murderous con- fiict is expected any moment; the ne- groes have massed in about Centrevale, and are well armed, so great alarm is felt. Saturday night two >trusty citi- zens were sent to Nashville, Tenn,, for 100 Winchester rifles. l RICHFIELD STRINGS, N. r., Sept 8 | Emmons Blaine, Mrs. James G. Blaine, and Miss Harriet Blaine are at the | Springs house. The rest of the Blaine family are expected in few days in an | ticipation of Emmons Blaine's marriage | to Miss Mccormick on the 26th. Great preparations for the event are in prog resS.
 WASHINGTON, Sept 3.-Its not proba- ble that the war department will take any steps in removing the band of Apa ches from Mount Vernon Barracks, Ala. Secretary Proctor said this morning that there was mandatory statute providing for the confinement of these Indians at some government Barracks, and there is no better place than where they now are.
 LONDON, Sept. 3.-Intense excitement was caused in the central district this morning by the announcement that an old man stabbed two women of the town who declined his company. A Jack the Ripper" scare was raised in short time and the streets were crowded by an i'm mense throng.
 CTTY OF MEXICO, September 4-Ex- tensive excavations ,are being made in the suburban town of .Coyoacan. The object is to recover treasures of gold and jewels supposed to be hidden there by Emperor Montezuma at the time of the Spanish conquest, Their value is not less than S200O0,0 900; some put it at SS0,O00,00o.
 NoRRISToN, Penna., September A. On the Philadelphia and Readington road this morning, a dozen Italians on hand car were run into byia freight train at a high rate of speed. They were thrown high into the air. One was killed and half dozen injured.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-St. Louis, 80; New Orleans, 80; Cincinnati, 84: New York, v; Chicago, S4.
 YARMOUTH, Mass, September 3.-The observance of the 250th anniversary of the settlement of this town is in progress today. Former residents from all over the country are here. The entire town is in gala attire. All the old buildings bear appropriate inscriptions
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 3.-The case of Deputy Marshal Neagle was taken up in the U. $. Circuit Court to-day. The state was represented by Attorney General Johnson, who announced he would appear next Tuesday to argue the question of jurisdiction of Federal Court but he declined to take any parts in talk ing of testimony. Evidence was then introduced tending to show the feeling between the Terry's and Judges Field and Sawyer and Judge Vandyke, of Los Angeles, was examined and recited in- cidents of the assualt made by Mrs. Terry upon Judge Sawyer year ago. Marshall Franks recited the court room incident, when Terry drew knife on him.
 SANDWICH, Mass. September 3.-The two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of this town was cele- brated to-day. Visitors from all parts of the union present.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The full rigged ship Bay of Maple, loaded with petro- leum for Rangoon. took fire in the Bay this morning, and was not extinguished till the vessel was beached and filled with water. Extent of loss unascertain- able, til vessel is docked.
 BALTIMORE, September 2-Baltimore, Louisville 3.
 San Francisco, Sept. 2.-San Francisco [; Stockton [.
 Philadelphia, Sept. Philadelphia l; Chicago ?.
 Second game-Philadelphia, 3; Chi cago ?.
 New York, Sept 2.-New York, 9; Pittsburg7.
 Second game-New York, II; Pitts burg o.
 Washington, Sept. Washington, 2; Cleveland ,.
 Boston, Sept. 2-Boston, S.-Indian- apolis, 3.
 Brooklyn, Sept. 2.-Brooklyp, '; Gin cincinnati 4.
 Second game-Brooklyn, 4; Cincin- natl, II.
 Philadelphia, Sept. ?. Athletic, 3; Kansas City 4.
 Second game - Athletic, 4; Kansas I City, i. Called the end on account of darkness.