Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-20

is positively denied by Walter Blain
 who IS here to consel the secretary upol
 matters pertaining to the state depart
 ment. Blaine's health is good.
 CHICAGO, July 5.-Arrangement,
 have been completed for the exportatior
 of an unusually large number of cattle | within the next three or four months
 Nelson Morris, a heavy cattle dealer in
 this city, has secured all the vacant
 space on all the outgoing steamers from
 New York for Liverpool. Glasgow and
 London, for a period of two or three
 months. J. L. Hatway of Boston, and
 bis syndicate have engaged all room on l the steamers on the Warren line from
 Boston, for July, August and Septem-
 Der, and Meyer Getsmith, of New York,
 has engaged the same line of steamers
 for October. The reason for this heavy
 export is the low price here and the
 shortage of European cattle, and conse-
 quent high prices there. The first con
 signment this season, of range cattle,
 arrived here this morning. They are
 from the ranch of Pierrie Wilaux. and
 consist of nine carloads of COWS. They
 were shipped at Megusville, Montana.
 MEMPHIS, July 15.-Yesterday morn
 ing Sam Bures, negro charged with murdering a white man named White bursti was lynched at Iuka, Mississippi. A mob of loo men forced the jailer to give up the keys, took Bures short dis tance and hanged him to tree.
 PITTsBURG, July 15.-Jake Kilrain. the pugilist, and Mike Donovan, passed through the city on the limited train this morning. They remained locked in a state room.
 MILWAUKEE July 15.-E. E.D.Wheeler,o of | Manistee, Michigan, one of the most | prominent salt manufacturers in the West Milwaukee gives out the line of the proposed International Salt Trust association. It Is to be organized with 8 capital of SI0,O0O,OOO and to be incorpo- rated under the laws of New York. The association will begin business January 1rst. Burt, the defeated candidate for Governor of Michigan, will be the first President of the company. The stock ,f So,OOOOOO will be held by English cap talists. I' JACKSON Mss, July 15-Jno Fitzpatrick 'f New Orleans the referee in the Sul- ivan-Kilrain fight arrived here last light and went to the Governors office his morning. He informed the Cover lor that he came to answer whatever harge might be lodged against him for iolation of the laws of Miss. Prelimin- ries were waived and Fitzpatrick gave
 bondof 5000 to appear at Purvis on |, he 18th !.
 CHICAGO, July 15-Last night Jake | Iilrain declared he was not seriously
 by Sullivan and that he bought the sun had more to do with ( is showing than Sullivan's blows. ':I a lst weakened and died away and that : Tas all there was of it" is the way Jake ut it. He says he may go to California F 3 try for some of the big purses there, D ut says he can't say whether he will go e gainst Peter Jackson or not, tu SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-The cele- ' ration of the one hundreth anniver- | ny of the fall of tha Bastile was con- V nued to-day. The French military and II vii societies assisted by companies z the State militia had parade this !. ternoon which was followed by liter D y exercises in the Grand opera house. P WASHINGTON, July 13.-The secretary
 the treasury to day received a letter - oI,a tEo eollector of customs at Sitka, 5 laska, in regard to the salmon fisheries tl that territory, in which he suggests n lat inasmuch as there are over forty ;r 'hing and canning corporations active n engaged in catching and preparing n p lmon for market, distributed over IF rge area, he be authorized to visit such tl 'rtiOns of the territory to see that the IT WIS for the protection of these fisheries o, 6 properly inforced. He has been in -, rmed that his request cannot be grant F ], because of lack of the appropriation
 It of which his expenses would be paid. Fl seems that while congress passed the t; t for the protection of the Salmon n, heries of Alaska, and to prevent the ir authorized killing of fur bearing ami q. als in Alaskan waters, it made no ap- dI opriation for carrying out such act. d.