Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-20

l Cotis Iron and Steel Company to al | English company, for four and hal 4 million dollars, has been completed afte III several months negotiations.
 !, BALTIMORE, July 13- The gunboa 2 Petrel started on its official trial to-day II Tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday, the . new gunboat will be put to final test '4I NEW YORK, July 13.-John l.. Sulli
 vans baggage arrived this morning, but e the fighter himself has not yet put in ap- 's pearance. He is expected this after 'i noon.
 e WASHINGTON, July 13.ICommodore l. Schley returned this morning from Phil 5, adeiphia, where he had gone to accom- : pany the new steel cruiser Baltimore. on 5 the first run out to sea. He is in high - state of satisfaction over the achieve Il ment of the new craft which he will ' command as soon as she is put in commIs- sion. He calls her magnificent ship.
 He says she will be one of the most for midable vessels afioat when fully equip , ped and armed.
 INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-W. B. Walls, well-known lawyer and politician was
 arrested to-day for embedding S12.OOO
 from an estate for which he was attor-
 ney.
 | SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-The Oceanic
 steamer Umatilla arrived here from Hon.
 olulu to-day. The United States man of
 war Adams arrived at Honolulu July
 4th and 1t IS supposed she will proceed
 to Somoa as soon as possible. When the
 Umatllla sailed from Honolulu July 9th.
 the United States Steamer Alert was
 stlll ln the harbor there loading with
 coal preparing for her departure for
 Tanning Island to relieve the Nipsic.
 BOSTON, July I3.--A horrible tragedy l was enacted in Somerville, early this | morning, the victims being Mrs. Catha- | l rine Smith and her son Thomas aged | fourteen and the perpetrator of the | deed, Augustus Rosenberg, while two other children of Mrs Smith are injured.
 one of whom will die. The murderer
 has been living with Mrs. Smith about
 year as husband. A supposed quarrel
 over financial affairs was the chief cause
 of the tragedy. The neighbors were
 aroused at one o'clock by number of
 pistol shots and as the police entered
 the front door they encountered the
 dead body of Thomas Smith. Mrs Smith
 was found in the bed and the indica-
 tions were that she was shot while asleep. All the children slept in the attic. Willie aged twelve was shot through the body and the wound is , probably fatal. Augustus was shot in , the mouth but his recovery Is possible ;, Charles was slightly wounded. Rosen- I berg jumped from a window after ac- complaining the bloody work and was presumed for time to have escaped but ' his dead body was shortly afterwards found 300 feet from the scene. It is sup { posed be either died in fit or by pois- : oning. .--t [
 HOMESTEAD, PA, July 12-The strik- I CTS remain quiet to-day pending con ference between the alnalgamated work CTS and the Carnagie officials, looking to a settlement. The Pinkerton guards are quartered some miles away ready f for any emergency. --
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 13-News from O Panama under date July 4th says sd- p vices from Castro report that the steam t CT Bafael, from Valparaiso for Buenos C Ayers ports. was wrecked April 18th on l O the Soeorro Islands and eleven of her c crew drowned, Il
 JACKSONVILLE, Oregon, July PA fire c here early this morning in which st three persons perished. The jail con- g taining three persons, Newton Cook, is Henry Hoover and Frank Warner, was q discovered to be on fire and before the a cells could be reached the prisoners had b been suffocated. The fire originated in ., a front room where the deputy sheriff Id slept, which made it impossible to reach a1 ,he prisoners until the fire was extin- at yuished. The orgin of the fire is un- in known. .,
 SAN FRANCISCO, July PA fight to m finish between Johnny Griffin of Bos- ID on and Billy Murphy of Australia, the ID ight weight champion, for purse of oi '1SO0, took place at the rooms of the California Athletics tonight. Griffin | m It 120 and Murphy at IF. The fight al esulted in Griffin being knocked out in dt he third round. so
 DEER PARK, Md, July 12-The Presi- lent arrive here at ten o'clock tonight.
 PUTLAN. Codn. July 12.-Henry c. or Bowen, editor of the New York Inde- c; ,endent, was badly bruised and suffered tn so ere shock by carriage accident. in Bowen was taken to his home on Wood tock av. It is feared that the accident m nay prove serious. gi
 SIOUX FALLS, Dak, July, 12-To-day's sn ession of the constitutional convention ar asted but half an hour. The only fea- ar ure was the effort to reconsider the ac- ar ion of tue convention yesterday ln re- or ard to the memorial to the President. ! motion to reconsider it was tabled. as
 BIsMARK, N. Dak., July 12.-The go meeting of the judiciary committee de- on -eloped the fact that there will be diff
 ulty in settling the work of this com nittee. The trouble lies between the Ir' ounty and district courts. Johnson of- dl cred number of articles for the new th among which was that no nc lew counties should be established that ca would reduce any county to less than na 00 square miles or 1000 inhabitants. VI The temperance committee stands prac- ar ically pledged to submit prohibition CD amendments to popular vote, and it IS so bought this will settle temperance ieg- DC station of the convention. Ill
 OLYMPIA, July 12-The number Of CT 'etitions that were presented to the convention to-day was oy arge and among them were petitions in B avor of woman suffrage and prohibi- co ion. or
 CHICAGO, Suly PA bloody slugging oI hatch took place in Chicago last night, as without even the show of interference al made by Mississippi in the Sullivan-Kil- n' ain fight. The fighters were the negro, Peter Jackson, of Australia, and Sailor c. Brown. The former had agreed to stop oo he latter in six rounds. The men fought .; with two ounce gloves, and Brown rush VI, ui d the fighting, but was repeatedly co '" ,nocked down by his antagonist. Stub ;r ,ornly he continued, but on the third ;n ound his condition became so pitiable oo ~ hat he was bleeding profusely and was ~ crC lnable to raise his hands. The specta- gn ors cried out he was being killed, and q; he referee stopped the fight, awarding in bo ,,;o+orr, I,oIye0p | HI