Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14
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PittSburg, September, 9-Plttsburg 4: Philadelphia, 10.
 Washington, September g. Washing 1 ton, 9; Indianapolis, ,.
 New York, September 9-New York, II; Cleveland, ,.
 Louisville, September 9.-Louisville, | 10; Athletic, '.
 Baltimore, September 9.-Baltimore, | s: Cincinnati, F.
 Columbus, September, 9.-Columbus 9; Kansas City,9.
 Philadelphia. September, 9.-Louis- vile. 10; Athletic, '.
 Philadelphia, September g. 9.-Louisville, | 10, Athletic, z.
 BosToN, Sept. 9.-A statement of the Boston and Montana Consolidated Cop
 per and Silver Mining Company for the year ending June Both, 1889, gives the
 product Of mattes and ere as 42,49069S pounds. yielding 24 204 .o44 pounds of re- fined copper, sold for S2,807,244. The product of silver, 152,994 ounces, sold | S116,29l. Total gross receipts. s2,925.- 363. total running expenses, Sl.0l4,9l7. | the ballence of assets is S329, ,45S.
 VANCEBoRo, Me-, September 9.-East- ern Maine IS now suffering from forest fires which started ;n Maine and New | Brunswick In the forest of St. John ! the situation Is especially serious. 1t | extends over several counties already and the timber is damaged to the eX- tent of hundred thousands of dollars. Several towns are seriously threatened. SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-Richard | B. Taylor, who is charged with compli | city in the forgery in which Wells, Far | go $ Co.'S agent lost forty eight hun dred dollars several months ago, was | captured to-day on the steamer Austra- lia, which is lying on the dock here. Taylor fled to Honolulu and was arrest ed there several weeks ago and was
 brought to San Franciso on the steamer | Australia but when the steamer arrived in port last Friday he was missing. He was found concealed in the hold today.
 NEW YORK, September 9-A Mon ! treal special says T. c. ShOughney has | been promoted from asst general mana ger to asst president of the Canadian | Pacific. lie leaves for England by way of New York, to contract fer the build l ing of three new steamers, of 1GOO0 tons. | for Pacific mail service to China ana l Japan. to cost million dollars apiece. | President Van Horne, in an interview, says nothing short of universal disaster will prevent the company from earning 320O00,GO0 next year and, netting s., 3G0G0O.
 CHICAGO, September 9-Officer Robin
 son, of the Lake View police force says | that on the night of May 17 he arrested two men near the Carlson cottage who acted in suspicious manner. They
 were taken to Lake View station and next morning were discharged by Capt. Wing. Robinson now thinks they were | Coony and Monro, who are wanted for | the Cronin murder. as the men ar-
 ,weled the description perfectly. A ,ccal paper recently stated that there were certain Irish police officers who had | concealed important evidence and Rob insOn believes that the charge referred
 70 him and accordingly relates 1t. SANTA FE, September 9.-The time of | the State Convention to-day was occu- pied discussing the article presented by | the committee on executive aifaIrs and on eiectinG franchise. 4. constitutional rSyision that , years after the adOp- | tion of the constitution no person un-
 ible to read or write the English language can exercise q right of suffer
 age was offered and was referred to the committee on elective franchise. MERCHANTsvILLE. \. J.. September Q Annie D. Locony, Is years of age, was found dead in bed this morning, with her throat cut. The crime was commit | ed by burglar who attempted a crim- | mai assault upon the girl, and robbed | the house.
 NEW YORK. September 9.-Mastgrove & O., the stock brokers who failed last | week. have offered to settle with credi- | tors on the basis Of .&5 per cent in cash. D per cent in one year, and 5C per cent in two years.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 9-When .he whaling bark John Winthrop ar rived from the Arctic sea to day, a sail or named Frank Darrow, was turned over to the police, OF the charge of cut | ting Albert Hodges. another sailor, few days ago. Hodges was removed to the hospital, having bad wound in the abdomen, and will probably die.
 MATrooY. III, September 9.-Word has been received from Tower Hill, that | mob took l.. l.. Tate, an alleged horse thief, from the train and hanged him.
 SAN FEANcIsco, September 9-The l amended complaint was submitted in ! the United States circuit court today. | in behalf of Deputy Marshal Nagle, and ! it alleges that Judge Terry had conspir ed with others to kill Justice Field. The | question of jurisdiction of the federal court will be urged tomorrow. CHFYENE, September Q Resolutions | looking to the acknowledgement of God in the constitution. and favoring the Australian system of voting, were pro posed.
 ELLENswoRTH, W. T., September g. The democratic convention met this morning at the court house and effected | temporary organization, with Henry Wallace as chairman and Arthur Gum as secretary.
 APPLETON, Wis. September 9.-At Combined Locks, five miles below Alp pleton or Saturday. there was an up heavel; Of the rock upon which the Com bined Lock paper mills were located, throwing the mill walls out of plumb, cracking a wall of stone and cement twenty feet thick and making saddle back" several hundred feet long, and six inches high in bedrock beneath the mill An artesian well two hundred feet away on a bluff. was dried up. The df m lge 70 the mill and machinery will amount to several thousand dollars No one was injured among the mill operatives.
 PRINCETON, ". Va, September 9.-In the Simons Creek mine yesterday l.. Ensley and $. T. Fowler entered a shaft to look after their tools which were in the disused part. 4 large cut of coal and slate became disiodged and fell. crush ing them both to death.
 FAIRMoNT, W. Va. September 9.-An explosion of q dynamite cartridge on the new railroad between here and Clarks