Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14

They are Eligra Mounts, who IS to hang
 Valentine Hartfield. Alexander NJ. Esre
 and Doc and Plymouth Mayhor. cacl
 sentenced to life imprisonment.
 SAN FRANCIsco, September 7.-Tht
 board of prison directors at their meet
 ing today adopted q resolution which prohibits the circulation of newspaper.
 among convicts. The resolution pro
 vides that this order shall not include
 magazines or such papers as do not con
 tain current criminal news.
 NEW YORK. September Lena Hert
 zog, seventeen years old, who lives with her parents in Williamsburg, jumped from the Brooklyn ferry boat last night
 James Kelly, a ticket taker who has al-
 ready saved thirteen people from drown i ing, jumped into the water and seized
 the girl, but she attacked him viciOusly and bit him for fifteen minutes. des-
 perate struggle took place in the water,
 and Kelly was finally compelled to beat
 her into insensibility to get her ashore. | When she recovered, stimulants were offered her. She threw glass from her
 and smashed it. She was placed under arrest and afterward sent to the hospital
 where she is doing well. Her parents
 say the whole adventure arose from a
 love affair.
 PORTLAND, OR, September Jas.
 Steel, administrator of Ben HOilid; y $
 estate, began suit in the circuit court
 against Joseph Holiday. Ben's brother.
 and one of the heirs of the estate to re- cover five hundred thousand dollars damages. He ayers Joe's negligence and mismanagement have damaged him to that extent.
 Special to the CIT ZEN.
 WILCOX, A. T.. September 9 The la test information from San Carlos records a dangerous state of affairs existing in E troop, colored. 10th Cavalry. William Varnum. now under arrest as one of the murderers of ". Fleming, at San Carlcs. has confessed that an organiza- tion similar to the Molie Maguires. of which he is member, is n existence, and that he and three others, Douglas, Wilson and Edwards, were detailed to kill him.
 Varnum, so far, has refused to give names of others of the association, but it is believed he will make 8 fun con- fession. Tie facts already eiicitcd are regarded as sufficient to insure his con- viction.
 An unprecedented rain occurred here Saturl@y last, doing much damage. Three inches and four hunoredths fell within two hours. Four and eighty seven hUndreGths inches IS the result of rainfall for three hours. of Scpc. sixth and seventh.
 LONDON, September 9-The great race between Searie, Of Australia. and O'COnnor, champion oarsHGn cf America. took place on the Thames today. and resulted iH any easy victory for Searle Tie distance Wa5 four niles and three furl0ucs, and the Face was for th0us- and pounds and the championship of the w5rlI. O'Connor ledat tie start. but finished two lengths behind.
 LONDON, September 9-Odds e. three to fOIr were given on O'ConnOr Searle won the toss for position. O'COnnor had best of start by half a length. Searlv's time W.Is 2z:i2.
 LONDON, September 9.-There were occasional squalls of wind dUring the progFosS'o Of the race. and of SUrry5 gate the water was slightly lumpy, otherwise the course was good. Start WAS made at l:2j, TILh OCOnnOr rowing at ter rife rate. Searle soon overlook him and gained lead which Ee gradually inc ceased. O'COnnor frequently looked over his shoulder at his opponent. | When hammeTsmith bridge was reached, | OCOnnOr appeared to Dc t-itia distress ed. 1t Florycroft iron works both men pulled in good form. \ nasty head ! wind vas blowing, but water in Chis- l wick beach was not affected. Here | ScaTle was three lengths ahead. ani the | remainder of the race was a procession. | Q Connor r0wed spleGdidly throughout | the r2cO but seemed to be overtrain- | ad.
 BALTTMoGE, September 9. The SIX days celebration of the deferso of Balti- | nore, in the war with great Britain Oc- | cured here to-day. One of the events | celebrated is the bcmbardmeut of Ft | NcHenry. which inspired the song Star | Spdngled Banner" The whole city is in | DuGting: never before in the history of | Baltimore has anything like 1t been | seen. TheT0 Is scarcely a business l house or dwelling in the central section | )f the city, but what has been beau | -fJlly decorated. In the patty which | ;lme from Washington were President 1 Harrison and Secretaries NindOm and | Tracy. The President wG5 escorted to -sviewing stand along the oIte. and re- ;cived hearty cheers from all sides.
 ALBANY, Y. T.. September 9A fire | broke out on the upper floor of IcAIt's nine story ra% and junk warehouse yes erday afternoon. Forty women and girls were employed in the building. Two girls fell from third story window md are fatally hurt. 1t is reported that others were caught 'the build.lg, put lothirg can be learned definitely for ;eyerll hours. Loss S40,0GN.
 SAN JOSE, Cal. Sept. 9 9-Almission day Fas celebrated here today by Native | Sons of the Golden West. Houses were decorated. and it is estimated -0,C0O visitors are in town. The parade vas held this morning, in which 3,CO0 Native Sons took part. The parade was 'eviewed by Governor Waterman and ;taff. and Senator Stanford. Literary ,Sercises and a banquet followed.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 9-Henry S.Ives and lIs partner George II. StaynOr, were brought into Court today to bo tried or fraudulent issue of stock or the Gin ,innati, Hamilton and BaytOn railroad. Ives counsel asked for separate trials. It was decided tO try Ives first. The ime is fixed for tomorrow.
 TEACHAPI, Cal. September 6-James ). Wilson, an old man. was murdered n1 robbed a5 his home last night The are supposed to have secured 1 wenty dollars.
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