Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22

partment to-day issued advertisement
 inviting proposals for the constructiC
 of two steel cruisers, 5000 tons displac
 ment. The contractors are requests
 to guarantee minimum speed 19 kno
 for four consecutive hours and there
 bonus provided of s15,OOO for every add
 tional knot and deduction of the san
 amount for each quarter knot defcienc
 The vessels to be completed in tw
 and exclusive of speed bonus cost nc
 to exceed s1,SO0OOO. 1 CHICO. Cal, June 14.-W. J. Seaman
 of this city, died today. He was S8 year
 old and was said to be the oldest Od Fellow living, being charter membe | of the first lodge organized in this coun' 1 " by Wilder, at Baltimore, in 1919. AUSTIN, Tex, June Hast evenin IS miles southeast of here, colored COT
 stable undertook to arrest a white ma for horse stealing, and fight ensued be tween the man and his friends and tn
 constable and his aids. Four white me
 and two negroes were killed.
 NEW YORK, June 14,-New York, 14
 Philadelphia, f.
 Boston, June 14.-Boston, 9; Wash
 ington, 3.
 Cleveland, June Cleveland, Chicago, 4.
 Brooklyn, June Brooklyn, ' Cincinnati, f.
 Philadelphia, June 14.-Athletics, 8 St. Louis, ,.
 Indianapolis, June 14.-Indianapolis 9; Pittsburg, 13,
 Games of the Baltimore and Louis vile, and Columbus and Kansas City clubs were postponed, rain preventing the play.
 LONDON, June 14-It has been learn ed that the Clan Ma Gael members who signed the majority report in the Cronin case are Jas. J. Rogers, of Brooklyn, N Y.; P. A. O'Hoyle, of Pittsburg Pa. Christopher F. Brynes, of Saxonville, Mass; and John McMahone of Rome, N, Y.
 PARIS, June 14.-A performance was given by the Buffalo Bill show to-day for tte benefit of the sufferers by the catastrophe. Among those present were the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children; Whitelaw Reid, United States minister; Mrs. Levi P. Morton, and most of the prominent members of the colony in Paris.
 Los ANGELES, June 14.-The grand jury reported five indictments this af- ternoon. One is against Frank Ian tey, deputy county auditor, charging him with having fraudulently presented 8 warrant on the county treasury for s360. Lantery was arrested and bail fixed at S25O0.
 DENVER, June 14.-At the Typographi- ,al Convention today the recommenda- 5ion of the Finance Committee that members of the local unions dying on he road. while holding certificates of he International Typographical Union, shall be buried at the expense of the Inion, stirred up brisk fight. The re- ,ommendation was lost.
 CHICAGO, June 14.-Judge Tuley has iecided that Alexander Sullivan may be admitted to bail in the sum of S20,OO0. The grand jury did not return any in lictments in the Cronin case this after loon.
 MoK-. Minnesota. June 14.-Jim jhatty, chief of the Snake River band, vas in this morning and conferred with Capt. Stanch. He said the Indians had ,een supplied with whisky by lawless ttack. There would be no general up- ising. The Indians would assist to ,ring in the murderers of Magnuson to ustice. It is generally believed that dagnuson was the only one killed or in- ured.
 BERLIN, June 14-Kasson, Bates and Phelps cordially thanked Count Her 'ert Bismarck for the courteous manner n which they have been treated, and warmly praised the skill and tack with rhich he presided over the deliberations f the conference. Court Bismarck re- lied and said he hoped they would each a final solution of the difficulty of he Samoan question.
 PITTsBURG, June 14.-At a meeting ere today of the executive committee the Coal Miners Association of West Tn Pennsylvania, it was resolved to or CT a general strike Saturday against all or "pluck me" stores. At all faces where operators insist upon the liners buying from these stores the men i'll be ordered out.
 WASHINGTON, June 14-There Is the ighest authority for the statement that here is no foundation whatever for the tory published in New York this after oon that Secretary Blaine had order l d the American commissioners to 'ithdraw from the Samoan conference nless more concessions are made. Ne citations at Berlin, it is said, are pro- eeding in perfect harmony.
 BERLIN, June 1.-The Americans ere having abandoned the principal ob- | ection to the agreement, previously ar ived at. The plenipotentiary had only to | lake unessential notifications in word l lg of the treaty which guarantees au- onomy administration of Islands under | pint control of Germany and America. | ,ngland acting as arbitrator in the event | f any difference arising. The Samoans | , elect their own King and Viceroy, nd be represented in the senate which |
 composed mostly of chiefs and the hamber elected by the people. Samoa ) have the right of levying the duties every kind. The treaty also stipu- IUeS that the 0erndnS small receive lemnity for their losses. A special ourt to be appointed to deal with land uestion the Americans made their ad- esion, conditional upon ratification of le treaty by the U. s. Senate.
 CHICAGO, June 14.-Alexander Sulli- an was to-day restored to liberty by udge Tuley. The release was the i'm ediate result of Sullivan's application om writ of habeas corpus. His bail, Ked at s20,OOO, was promptly furnished y four well-known citizens. The judge cid the coroner's jury had been in uenced by outside sentiment.
 SEATTLE, June 1.-The general relief ,mmittee will take charge of the Te- ,ma relief bureau tomorrow. The unificence of the cities of the Pacific oast has prevented great amount of lffering. It has been discovered that ut four persons lost their lives in the ames, andssnO one is positive as to the entity of the dead, and no persons are uniting relations supposed to have been st. A check for S81S was received by udge Lewis, chairman of the relief