Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22
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,a press llllS SCtySs udiO /. Rudolph Fitzpatrick who was adjutan b. general in the Fenian army that inva @ ded Canada, is one man that is willin l. to swear that Maroney was in his plac " the day Cronin was murdered. Fitz ; patrick and his wife are relied upon a F the two who will help establish an alab y for Maroney."
 ST PAUL, June 13,-The governor wal d advised by wire from Mora. Vim. tha q the Chippewa Indians at Milleacke lake - mastered six inoffensive whites, Cause o unknown.
 Il SAN FRANCTsCo, June 13.-William A , Martin, young married man employed ! in the auditors department of the South .. ern Pacific company was drowned this morning at old Sausalito while in bath ing.
 LIVERPOOL June 13.-The hearing in l the case of Mrs Maybrook, charged with
 poisoning her husband, Michael May
 brook, concluded today, and Mrs. May , brook was committed for trial at the
 next assiZes.
 ; ALBUQUERQUE, June 13.-The Socorro
 county bank of Socorro, N. M, closed
 its doors yesterday. A week ago a re-
 port gained currency that the bank was
 demoralized financially. This caused a
 rush on the bank which resulted in it's
 suspension. Liabilities about s10,0OO
 Assets small.
 INDIANAPOLIS, June 13.-Indianapolis,
 1; Cleveland, 1.
 Philadelphia. June 13-Philadelphia,
 2; New York, 8.
 I T. | ington, l.
 Chicago, June 13.-Chicago, 9; Pitts burg, 8.
 Brooklyn, June 13.-Brookiyn, 2;
 Cincinnati, l.
 St. Louis, June 13.-St. Louis. ?;
 Athletics, 2. The game was called to an end at the 11th inning on account of | darkness.
 Baltimore, June 13.-Baltimore, 4; Louisville, ?.
 Columbus, June Columbus, ,;
 Kansas City, 4.
 ALBANY, June 13.-The requisition
 presented Governor Hill to-day from Governor Fifer of Illinois for the sur
 render of Maroney and Mcdonald,
 charged with the murder of Dr. Cronin.
 The Governor denied the application on
 the ground that no proof whatever pre- sented showed the accused guilty of the crime charged.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 13.-There | was rumor from Chicago that a con solidated Coal Trust company was to be | formed with a capital of S5O0000 The | story could not be verified in this city, | and the coal companies laughed at it. | Prominent brokers said: There is | something in 1t. The men back of it | are in New York, Philadelphia and Chi cago."
 GRASS VALLEY, June IA fire this | morning destroyed several buildings in- cluding the post office and damaged sev- eral others. Loss S15,000. Insurance S11,00O.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Panama | news of June 9th says the canal collapse continues to be the topse on the Isthmus, not that as matters stand, it effects the "canal" but that the collapse has effect ed all here and produced great suffer ing. Thousands are already reported | to have left, but there are others who yet require transportation. They are now moving off as fast as the means of transportation Is offered them. Upwards nine thousand Jamaicans have been sent back and so in proportion those of other countries
 LONDON, June 14-The Times cores pondent at Constantinople says the Porte has been advised from Vienna, that Austria regards the present hostil- ity to Austria as regards to Servia, as a causus belli and hopes that European ambassadors will succeed in securing a pacitication. The Porte has sent six Syrian battalions to Crete
 NEW YoKk, June 13-The Gold engage ments for shipment to Europe to-mor- row by four houses amounted to 3975- eco.
 DENVER, June 14.-It is reported that the Central Pacific is trying to buy the Rio Grande Western &Colorado Midland railroad to obtain direct route to Denver. There is also said to be an arrangement with the Chicago & North western that they would make the two lines practically thorough trunk line from Chicago to San Francisco.
 BOsTON, June 1.-The Standard sugar refinery of this city has effected the largest purchase of sugar ever made. having secured twenty thousand tons in Cuba at cents per pound. Calling for S3500,000
 CHIBAGo, June 1.-The Illinolse Gen. tral railroad officials deny that the road Is going to build line from Pierre, Dakota, to Puget Sound or any other coast point.
 JoHNsTowN, June 14,-Rain this morn ing poured down, stopping all work.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June IA reporter started for the scene of the Cheppewa Indian outbreak last night and arrived this morning. Three companies of reg ular troops are at Mora, the nearest town. It Is not known positively that more than one man has been shot but the graver reports have not yet been dis credited, as they are thought to come from reliable men. Capt. Staugh left for the scene of the outbreak with h:s forces this morning. Several families ,, living near the lake have had trouble with the Indians and it is feared that they have suffered.
 JoHNsTowN, June 14.-From house to house canvass will be inaugurated to- . morrow to secure an accurate list of ] living and dead. The state officials sys- ] tenn of registration attempted a week ! ago has not been effective Only one ! body, that of female baby about six weeks old, was recovered up till noon to- day.
 BERLIN, June 1.-The Samoan treaty ( was signed by all the members of the ( conference this afternoon. l
 WATHINGToN- June Information ' has been received at the State Depart I ment that the Samoan treaty was off, { clally ratified this morning at Berlin. WASHINGTON, June 14.-Admiral Cher ardi will sail for Hyti next Sunday on I the Kersarge.
 EAST PITTsoN Me, June 14.-Watson ( Goodspeed after fasting 39 days died to- ( day. l
 BERLIN, June 1.-The Samoan con- ference met at three o'clock this after '