Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-21
K1NoMAs. A. T.. september 1s.-Tb


 ing exists between different Indians, some of whom desire to cast off the old ! custom of burning tepees, horses and other property of the dead and dividing it amoug the living. Others desire to maintain the old custom, but no serious trouble is anticipated. Played September IS, 1889. Columbus, ,, Baltimore, l. Athletics. II; Brooklyn, F. Called the end on the seventh inning on ac- count of darkness.
 Kansas City, ?; St. Louis, '.
 Louisville, 3; Cincinnati. f.
 Boston, 9; Philadelphia, l. Washington, i; New York, 1 Second game e-Washington, 4; New York, 10.
 Cleveland, 3; Pittsburg, 6.
 Second game-Cleveland ?; Pittsburg, 5.
 Chicago, 3; Indianapolis, 10.
 FRESNO. Cal, September 1S-Wm. H. Brown, who surrendered himself here on August 2 for the murder of Jim Glaze in Mississippi in 1877, was released on habeas corpus.
 CLEVELAND, Septem Der 1S-The body | of another man, the third of nine on board the steam yacht Leo, out in Mon day's storm, was found today. His clothes and face were burned. There was lot of naptha on board for fuel | and it is believed it exploded in the | midst of the storm.
 NEW YORK, September 18.-The pros ecution rested ;in Ives case to-day, and the defense moved for acquittal The court refused to take the case from the jury and a recess was taken until morn- l ing.
 DAGETT, Cal, September 18-Another heavy rain occurred here this afternoon, flooding cellars to a depth of six inches. A number of small washouts are on the railroad near the station. CHICAGO, September 18.-A Washing ton special says: Secretary Tracy de- cided to have the 2000 ton steel cruiser provided for by last Congress construct ed at the Brooklyn and Norfolk navy yards.
 SIOUX CITY, Iowa, September 18.-The | republican state convention nominated Horace Boier for Governor and $. l.. Besto for Lieutenant governor. HELENA, Montana, September 1S-Ex- secretary of this Territory, Webb, was arrested yesterday on account of a short age in government funds. Webb elaine that he will be able to show clean re- cord, and that the charges have nc foundation.
 WAsHINGToS. September 18-The con- missioner of education, in his annual report. ending June Both, says that fro m 1878 to 1887 it appears the growth of the system, considering the wh ole coun- try, outstrips the growth of the popu- lation II per cent This gain the com missioner says is due entirely to the progress of public schools in southern sections.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 18-Ja- panese papers received by the steam ship Gaelic today. places the total num- Der of persons drowned in the floods of August it 20.GO: the city Of Wokyamo and in the districts of Winami, Muro and Higashi at 10,000, and the number Of persons receiving relief at 2,059. The river Kinokimi swelled from thirteen to eighteen feet above the normal level, Iwahaslzi were washed away, and forty eight hamlets were covered by raging waters. On the morning of August 18th, an enormous amount of earth fell from the mountain near the village of Yennokma, stopped the course of the river by the same name, and which being swollen, overtiOwed and sub merged the village and drowned nearly ali the inhabitants. A number of vii lagers belonging to Vhujido took refuge in their temple. which was on high ground, but land slide occurred, and about fifty persons were buried alive. PORTLAND, ORE, September 1S-Hea- " forest fires are now raging in several places near this city. In Clark county, on the north side of the Columbia river, fires have done great damage. The viii ages of Washonga and Lacamez were saved from the flames by great efforts. Farming districts have suffered much. | Houses, barns and other property was destroyed. At Lantz. seven miles southeast of Portland, fires have been raging for several days, committing hay oc among farms. The whole country has been out fighting the fire for several days. At last accounts the fire was spreading rapidly, and moving down to- wards the city. The city authorities have out large force of men to beat it off if necessary. The loss resulting thus far to timber, houses, fences, orchards, etc, has been very heavy.
 PORTSMOUTH, Va, a.,-September l9.- The new dry dock has been completed at Norfolk navy yard.
 CTTY OF MEXICO, September 19.--A water spout yesterday burst over Cerro Yordo, near Arandes Jalisco, causing several deaths Live stock was swept away and houses destroyed. The exact number of deaths and extent of damage is not known.
 WICHITA. Kas. September 19-R. NJ. Bumis was killed, two others fatally, and a dozen others seriously hurt by yester- days accident on the St. Louis and San Francisco road.
 LONDON, September 19-The situa- tion at the dock this morning is moro quite. Affairs are rapidly rvsuming their normal condition.
 PRovIDENCE, J. B. Barnaby, member of the National Democrat Committee died this evening.
 CHICAGO, September 1S-The first four jurors in the Cronin case were sworn in to day.
 The Evening Mail prints a sensation al article, stating that the attorneys for the defense in the Cronin case have a series of letters written by the daughter of LeCaron, the British spy, from Lon don to her lover in Chicago, in which she shows that Cronin was not killed by Irishmen, but by agents of the British government, which had been duped by Cronin, who was apparently in the em- Joy of the British as spy.
 WAsHINGToN, September 19.-A cable was received at the Department of State, from Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, say ing that riot had occurred at Novisha, in the Caribbean Seam which number of Americans were killed. Consul says