Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-28
Played Sentamher 25- 188q

| Ildyeu o6pIemDor 70, looJ.
 No games at Brooklyn and Baltimore on account of rain.
 Boston, 4; Chicago, '.
 Indianapolis, q; New York, 2:
 Pittsburg, s; Washington, ,.
 Cleveland, ?; Philadelphia. | CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 25.- The city is in . state of terror through the evident determination of unknown 1 incendiaries to destroy this place At 1 3 o'clock four fires were started at one time. A number of men are patroling l the streets with Winchester rifles. The work is attributed to friends of the Hart | field Mccoy gang, many members of which have previously been arrested by officers.
 FRESNO, Cal, September 25.-Thomas i Roe, the Chicago bycilist who left San | Francisco Saturday 10 ride across the i left shortly afterwards for Tulare, 40 miles distant. which place he hoped to make by to night.
 BOSTON, Sept. 25.-In the Republican convention N. II. Hale was nominated for Lieut.. Governor. After the state ticket Was cor, p,sted the convention ad- journed sine die
 JACKSON. Miss, September 25.-The republican state convention, the first 1 assembled in several years, met here to- day. B K Bruce va; temporary chair man. SIEtV counties were represented y 25I deisgGJ Jes;, sixty white. the re- nainder colored. The convention de- i cided by ;i vote of 159 to 95 to put the ticket in the field.
 MOBILE, Ala. Sept 5. The le46er of the train robbers iS believed to be Rube Burrows, noted desperado. A few months ago he was organizing a band to rob the Mobile & Ohio Railroad | train, but the officials of that road hear ing of it, armed the trainmen with Win chesters. The leader of the robbers said, while in the mail car this morning: ''The M. & O. dared me to hold up their train, and l wanted to show them that I could do it."
 DEER PARk, September 25.-Major Warner, of Missouri, declined the com missionership of pensions in letter dat ed the 16, which was withheld from the public at the solicitation of the Presi- dent. Warner says only business engage ments which he cannot break, prevents him from accepting the position. BUFFALLo, September 25.-The Big Bend Mining and Tunnel Company, with capital stock of s10,OO0,OOO, has sus- pended operations. pr. R. V. Pierce, ex-congressman and proprietor of the Worlds DiSpensary, is president of the company. which constructed tunnel at Big Bend, in Butte county. California, to divert the water of Feather river in order to get at the gold deposits said to be located there. Boulders and gravel prevented the scheme from being suc- cessful and the loss is said to be about S2,00O,GO0.
 SAN FRANCIsCo September 9. Best & Belch, 3 3 Crocker. ....
 Chollar, ..... Con. Va. .... 6 75 Confidence : Gould & G.. , Hale & Nor. 3 15 l. ocomotive..
 Peer ....... Peerless ....
 Potosi. ..... l 30 Ophir. =. 4 60 Savage ....... ? 20 Sierra New. 2 70 Union Con-. 3 20 Yellow Jact' 3 15
 KANSAS CITy, September 25.-Presi- dent St. John, of the Mercantile
 
 outlined the substitute proposition that the secretary of the treasurer had been required to buy and coin four millions worth of silye bullion each month, con- taining no more than 99% cents or yer contained in a silver dollar; that with coinage of silver the legal tender notes of the government be with drawn oe, ha cilx ,, ho silver certificates to be made legal ten der. Referred to the committee.
 SAN FRANClsCo, September 25-At a meeting of the directors of the Califor- nia Athletic club. the following resolu- ton was adopted: That this club do not give one dollar to Messrs. Murphy and Warren, and that they be prohibit ted from ever entering the rooms of this club from this time forth, and that the board endorses the action of Referee Cook as being in accordance with the terms of the agreement entered into by Murphy, Warren, and this club"
 KANSAS CTTY, September 25.-Before the interstate commission a good deal Of testimony was taken in reference to statements by previous witnesses con- corning the rate on sugar from San Francisco to New York by water route and thence to Missouri river points This testimony was corroborative in its nature. Among the witnesses were w. A Bissel, of Alameda, Cal, general traf- tic manager of the Union Pacific road: J. A. Monroe. of Omaha, general freight agent of the Union Pacific; J. C. Stubbs, general traffic manager of the Southern Pacific; J. H. Turner, assistant general freight agent of the Texas Pacific; w. c. Steel, ex-president of the chamber of commerce of San Francisco, and for merly heavy dealer in sugar, and W. ID. Clark, agent for ocean vessels in San Francisco, carrying freight to New York
 The commission gave the complain ant 60 days to file briefs after getting testimony and the defendant railroad companies were given like time after getting the complainants briefs.
 GREELY, Co.,, September 25-Early this morning E. H. Gale, Mrs. Jessie Gale, and Miss Gleason were struck by the fast freight from Cheyene, as they were crossing the track on Seventh street. Miss Gleason was killed, Mir. Gale will die. and Mrs Gale was badly, but not fatally hurt
 TACOMA, W T. September 25-Promi- nent citizens arc taking up claims of school sections just outside of the city, where 1t is claimed gold has been found in paying quantities.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 25-The sale of the mine known as the Miranda Mulatos, situated in Ssrora, Mexico, to a syndicate of London and San Francisco capitalists, for Sl,579,O00, was amour csd today.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, September 25.-Tax ! Collector Varnum was removed from of l flee to-day by Judge Puterbaugh be- cause of alleged carelessness in his ac- counts.
 SARATOGA N. Y. September 25-The | Republican Stat0 convention this after |