Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22


 Cleveland has written a letter to the Massachusetts reform club, asking to be excused from accepting an ivitation to attend banquet. He declares his devotion to tariff reform, but says hay ing retired to private life his attendance on such gatherings ought to be made as infrequent as possible.
 NEW YORK, June 19.-There sailed for Liverpool on board the "Bothina" to- day, three hundred delegates to the worlds Sunday school convention. which meets in London, July 2nd. They represent the Sunday schools of all leading cities.
 NORFOLK, June 19-United States ship Constellation is ashore near Cape Henry. She is lying easy this morning. The wind abated during the night to | almost calm. Wrecking steamers have cables and anchors from the ship. The ship probably will be fioated to-day.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-The su- preme court today rendered decision reversing the judgment of the supreme court in Nevada county election con- test between Denster and Lord and granting new trial.
 WAwoNA, Cal. June 19.-Justice Leitch this morning discharged James Tarace accused of shooting Indian Tom. WINNIPEG, June 19.-Burke, the Irish | man arrested here on suspicion as being one of Dr. Cronins murderers. is re- ported to have made a clean breast of the whole affair to the Winnipeg chief Of police. Burke has been extremely nervous since his capture and has now
 broken down entirely. The chief refus- es to tell anything about the confession till he is consulted by the Chicago de- | tective now on. his way here to take charge of the prisoner It is known pos lively that Burke offered to return with out being extradited if allowed to turn states evidence.
 GRASS VALLEY, June 19-John Hast ings shot and probably fatally wounded aChinaman on hisIranch in alquarrel over work. Hastings claims the ckinaman attacked him. No arrests. JERSEY CITY, June 18.-A fire broke out in Cushings machine works tonight | and the five story brick building and | contents were soon destroyed with other frame buildings. The flames spread to Fuckers molasses refinery on the west end and crossed the street to the Wallis Iron Works, then the entire fire depart | ment was called out.
 PIrTsBURG, June 19.-Pittsburg, l; Boston, 6.
 Cleveland, June 19.-Cleveland, 20; New York, 1.
 Brooklyn, June 19,-Brooklyn, g; Bal timore, O.
 Columbus, June 19-Columbus, o; Athletics, 6.
 Chicago, June 19.-Chicago, 13: Phila- delphia, IA.
 Indianapolis, Juno 19.-Indianapolis, s; Washington, 3.
 Philadelphia, June 18-Philadelphi 6; Columbus, O.
 BERLIN, June 19.-A terrible rain &C., companied by thunder has swept over Germany and serious damage has been done to crops Several persons and large numbers of cattle perished.
 PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Dak., June 19- There seemed to be more desire on the part of the Indians today to have the bill thoroughly explained. Signatures have been taken slowly during the day.
 BALTIMORE, June 19.-It is given out by friend of Cardinal Gibbons that the developments concerning Clan NaGael that have been brought out by the mur- der of pr. ,,Cronin, will receive.the serious consideration of the highest authority of the Catholic church.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-The even ing Post says that H. W. Hammond, rep resenting an English syndicate has se- lected site at Vallejo for. extensive iron and steel works. Ten million dollars have been subscribed for the purpose by tho English syndicate.
 WASHINGTON, June 19-In response to letter dated May 3lst from w. w. Nor row, congressman, from San Francisco, stating that the workmen on the cruiser Charleston had contributed each a ten cent silver piece to be used in enriching the metal of the Charleston bell, the secretary of the navy today said: Among the many and costly presents that have been lately made by towns and by individuals to ships of the navy there is none that the Department values and appreciates more highly than this spontaneous offering from the workmen of the Charleston. The vessel was named after one of the oldest cities of the Atlantic coast and built in metro polls of the Pacific and it may be regard ed as a type of strength and unity of our republic.
 NEW YORK, June 19.-Ex Senator T. c. Platt and wife left today for Detroit where they will be joined by General Algers and party on trip to Alaska.
 WASHINGTON, June 19.-Wm. A. Rob- inson was to-day reinstated postoffice in spector of the mail department. Robn- son was dismissed in 1886.
 CHICAGO, June 19.-It was announced this afternoon that there will be no moro indictments returned in the Cronin case until the grand jury is prepared to make final reports.
 BETHANY, Cal, June 19.-The resi- dence of NJ. Lammars, farmer living near here was totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss, eight thousand dol | lars.
 DENVER, June 19.-The delegates to | the mining engineers convention assem- bled at their headquarters this morning. | At 10 o'clock they took special train to l Omaha and the Grant smeltcr.
 NEW YORK, June 20-Four million and | quarter of gold was taken for export | to-day.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-Stephan J. Field associate Justice of the United | State supreme court arrived here from | Washington to-day.
 LONDON, June 20.-At a meeting of | the Parnell commission to-day Thomas P. CConnor, member of Parliament, was examined. He stated that the turn ing point in the agrarian struggle in Ire land, was the rejection of the compensa- tion for the improvement bill. There upon tenants were compelled to com bine in accordance with Parnells policy, which substituted constitutional agita- tion for revolution and open if for secret |