Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-28
Played September 19. 1889.

San Francisco, 2; Oakland, 10. | New York, 12: Philadelphia, ,.
 Columbus,5 Baltimore, :.
 1 Louisville, 8; Cincinnati, ,.
 l Kansas City. 3; St. Louis, 13.
 | Athletics, 12; Brooklyn, To
 | Washington, ?: Boston, 6.
 Sacramento, 9: Stockton, 6.
 CLEVELAND, September 20-The bodies
 of Capt. John B. Tante and Benjamin
 Klien have been picked up, and now al
 the bodies of the men who were on the sunken yacht Leo have been recovered WASHINGTON, September 20.-The Ev-
 ening Star says: "The Attorney Gen
 eral has rendered an opinion in the mat l ter of fees by delegates of the Creek na | tion to their attorneys, for an agreement l of S228,O00. The attorney general holds | that the Creek are an independent
 people and the government can have no jurisdiction in the matter.
 PORTLAND Or, September 20.- Justice Field left for the east last night accompanied by two Deputy U: S. Mar shais. The deputy who was supposed to be Neagle gave the name of J. J. Jones.
 NEW YORK, September 20-Masonic circles are sagitated over the mysterious disappearance of John A. Greenlee, of Carney, Nebraska, one of the most prom inent Masons in the West. Greenlee left Belleplaine, Iowa, on May 9th last for Des Mornes, and has not since been seen. H. l.. Thorne, of this city, says, he saw Greenlee here September 16th, and the latter asked him for money. He says Greenlee was ragged and acted as if slightly demented.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September 20.- A car on the Electric railroad up Mis- sionary Ridge slipped on the side of the hill, the track being covered with dew. The car was heavily loaded, and passen gers at the bidding of the conductor, jumped of. Of thirteen injured six were women, six probably fatally. The par ties injured were all visitors in atten- dance at the reunion of Wilder's bri- gade.
 DANBURy. Con-, September 20.-Last evening heavy bridge at the lime kiln collapsed, carrying down a wagon, horses and ten men, distance of 20 feet. One man is dying and the others are badly injured.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio. September 20.-The prizes in competitive drilling of the Pa triarch Militia were announced this af ternoon, as follows: class 4, won by canton Marion, Marion, Indiana; class B. canton Indianapolis, Indianapolis; class c, canton Wichita, Wichita, Kas. The Odd Fellows memorial was changed from October to the second Tuesday in June.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-The motion of Woodruff's attorney for the discharge of his client on the ground that the time ID which he should have been tried for complicity in the Cronin case had ex- pired, was argued before Judge McCon nel today. The matter was taken un- der advisement.
 Brooklyn, 4; Athletics, l.
 Kansas City, o; St. Lonis,6.
 Philadelphia, l; New York, ,.
 Second Philadelphia, 4; New York 4-Called the end on the 9th in- ming on account of darkness.
 Boston, 4; Washington, 3.
 Indianapolis, 6; Pittsburg, 10.
 Chicago, ,; Cleveland, '.
 NEW YORK, September 20-The Board | of directors of the Nicarauga Canal Co. held long and important meeting yes terday. The company has in the past ac- knOwledged the jurisdiction of Costa | Rica over the canal. This brought out | serious remonstrance from Nicarauga. All the members of the board seen, how ever, expressed their opinion that trou- ble will be amicably settled and work of digging the canal go on without further 
 SACRAMENTO, September 2O.-The La dies Tournament finished to-day. The | judges awarded the first prize for horse l to Miss McGrath, of Marysville | this state, and second prize to Miss Kel | ter, of Reno. Nevada. The California | derby stakes for foals of 1886. was won | by Hot Spur. Picnic and Wild Oats | dead heat for second place, Duke Spen- | cer distanced. Time 2:40.
 DENVER, September 20.-The Republi- | cans Santa Fe special says the subjects | of municipal corporations, the manage ment of school lands, mines and water | rights occupied the attention of the con vention today, and agreed that the | head of each family in the state may have exempted from execution home | stead to the value of s2.5OO. An article | on water rights acknowledges broad l The chair was authorized to | appoint committee of citizens, not less | than twenty-five or more than one hun | dred, whose duty it shall be to proceed | to Washington this winter and use their | influence for Congress to grant the ad mission of New Mexico
 LONDON, September 20.-The steamer Florence foundered in the Irish sea to- day while en route from Garston to Bel fast. Nine persons were drowned.
 Played September 20, 1889.
 LAWRENCE. Mass, September 21.-l Major Merrill this morning telegraphed | Mai. Warner in Washington absolutely | his (Merrill's) name from all previous connection with the officer | of pension commissioner.
 WORCESTER, Mass. September 2l.-l Freight trains collided near Lancaster. | on the Boston and Maine road. this | Both engins and thirteen | cars were smashed. The firemen and a | women were killed. Two other train men were seriously injured.
 DEER PARK, September 21-Major | Warner left here this morning for Kan | sas City. The appointment of Commis- | sioner will not be made today.
 LOS ANGELES, September 2O-The | jury in the case of A. E. Williams. | with forging the name of Ar thur Gorham, of Boston, some months | ago, to check for $500, returned q yer dict of acquittal today. The case at tracted much attention.
 ST. JOHN. N. B., September 2O.-The | British war ship Lillie struck rock off | Point Armer and sank. Seven people | were lost.
 NEW YORK, September 2l.-This flames burst from one of the | filter houses of Leonard < Ellis exten-