Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-17
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 the flames full sway for several hours. Volunteers poured in from ev ry side, and with the limited appliance on hand, did good work, though the flames spread from building to building as though the houses were made of kindling wood. Fiie business portion of the city was saved through the efforts of the fire fighters, and the direction in which the wind was blowing. Residences, churches and schools suffering in It's stead. Thirty-five buildings were burn ed to the ground, and loss will probably buildings burned were the public school house, two churches, and the American hotel. No railroad property was burn ed
 BAR HARBoR, August 13.-PresIdent Harrison received warm greetings on his return here to day. Senator Hale drove Harrison and Secretary Blaine in a carriage to the depot. A special train for Ferry was taken at Bar Harbor wharf A good sized crowd greeted the president and cheered him vigorously as he passed to the carriage which was tC take him and friends to Stanwood. To- morrow he will be accompanied to Bathe by Secretary Tracy. Governor Burleigh will probably meet the presidential special at Augusta or Bathe.
 BERLIN, Aug. 13-The whole army corps guards paraded to-day before the Emperor of Austria, making brilliant display Weather was splendid. The Emperors appeared on horseback: Elm peror William commanded the troops and led the first center corps, and after wards the first regiment of guards, and passed the visiting Sovereign, who then headed the regiment bearing his name and marched past Emperor William.
 PARIS, August 13-The State council has announced elections in twelve can tons, in winch Boulanger was elected to the general council, on the ground that the General was not legally eligible to the position.
 BALTIMORE, August 13-At meeting of the commercial exchanges today, resolutions were passed to the effect that tho quadricentennial anniversary of the discovery of America is too great an event to be controlled by any city; that it should be held under the auspices of the eighteen nations of the three Amer icas, and that Washington City is the most appropriate place.
 LONDON, Aug 13- Meetings to consider the case of Mrs Maybrick were held at Cannon street hotel to-day. A resolu- tion was adopted to petition the Home Secretary for remission of her sen tence.
 GRAND RAPIDS, August 13.-Sheriff P. J. Sinclair and his brother D. A. Sin clair, went to Bowne township last night to arrest farmer named Goch and his hired man, Chas Bradley for theft. A fight followed ID. A. Sinclair and Brai- ley were killed. Goch escaped.
 LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-Mrs. Maybr ok is in a very depressed state. She passes much of her time in moaning for her children and weeping. The chaplain is devoting much of hls time to the con- demned woman, and she appears to great ly appreciate his visits.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Eben $. Allen president of the Forty Second and Grant St. ferry railroad O., was arraigned be- fore Judge Gildersleeve to-day. He pleded guilty to count in the indictment charging him with over issue of stock Sentence deferred till Friday.
 PARIS, August 13.-Court this after noon found General. Boulanger guilty of conspiracy.
 SAN DIEGO, August 12-At Camp Diamond today a skirmish drill took place and was witnessed by a large crowd. Tomorrow the regiment will break camp and leave for home. Gov ernor Waterman visited this camp to- day and was warmly welcomed. Com pany G, was awarded the first prize for target practice.
 Louisville, August 12-First game Louisville, 3; Athletics, ?.
 Louisville, August 12.-Second game Louisville 5; Athletics, 10.
 Pittsburg; August 12.-Pittsburg 3; Boston ,.
 Cincinnati, August 12.-Cincinnati 6: Brlto 2.
 Chicago, August 12.-Chicago 9; Phil adelphia Il.
 Kansas City, August 12.-Kansas City 10; Columbus l.
 Cleveland, August Cleveland 3: New York 1,
 St. Louis, August 12-St. Louis, II; Brooklyn, o.
 Indianapolis, Aug. 12.-Indianapolis, 4: Washington 9.
 CALLETsBURG, Ky, August 12.-- Widow Gillis and her two daughters living in Mcdowell county, Va, were criminally assaulted and then murdered by the Haltls brothers last week. The captain of boat that arrived from Lakeville this morning reports that the Haltis brothers were captured by the vigilants and hung up to limb of tree and then shot to death.
 HELENA, August 12.-The committee on suffrage reported, and recommend ed proposition to submit woman suffr- age as separate proposition. It was de cided to let the capitol remain in Helena until the election in 1892.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, August 12-F. Casad, an experienced fruit grower, has for three months been making investigation to ascertain what produces the black scale which has been damaging the orange trees of his own and neighbors. and has come to the con clusion that the scale is deposited on the new stem of leaf by bug commonly known as the lady bug"
 DEs MONIES, August Republican state convention meet here this morn ing.
 BALTIMORE, August 14.-Jake Kilrain was arrested this morning on his arrival from New York. on re1uisition from the Governor of Mississippi
 WESTERLY, R. l., August.-The wife and children of Treasurer Brown, of Riverside Mills, Boston, leave for their home at Aston, Mass. It is understood they have received word from Brown, who is in Canada, to save all they can of his property and meet him in France.
 PURNIs, Miss, August 13.-Indict- nents have been presented against Sul- ivan and Fitzpatrick. It is understood KilraIn and his second have also been indicted. The grand jury is still in ses-