Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-28
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DOTS, the constitution to be submitted to Congress. If the enabling act is pas sed the constitution will be voted upon thereafter in 90 days, but should Con- gress repose the act the constitution will be:voted on the next general election in November. No election will be had for state officers until New Mexico is ad- mitted as state.
 BEACON PARK, Mass, September g. The track was in excellent condition for the S10,0O0 stallion race and 15,0O0 peo- pie were present. Five horses started: Nelson, Alcorn, Janemont, Granby and Pilot Knox.
 First heat: Nelson won, time 2:1S1s; Alcorn, 2d; Pilot Knox, Sd; Second heat; Nelson won, time 2:1114 Alcorn ?: Janemont 3rd. Third heat: Nelson won, time 1:lSh; Pilot Knox, 2d; Janemont Sd.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September B. While two ton stone w,is being swung into place to-day u str rck train on. .the New York, Te.> iiaven < Hartford rail way just a. .t vis crossing -ialn street., crushing into one If the cars. Three pisseng gers were seriously injured. MONTAGUE. Aich., September 9 - While intoxir,,ed yesterday morning George Do-ii I,.sa pted tO }iil ais 6: D mother Witb a1 gxe. but dii Dot serious ly injure he While ;ttempt ag to ar rest Doeil, Marshal Hall Ns.s stabbed four times, but not fatally. and succeed ed in arresting him. Last night Dceil was found hangirg g from the window bars in the cell, having committed sui eide.
 WINoNA, Mich, September 23.-Light- ming struck the house of Tyler Spauld- ing Sunday. The bolt killed girl six years old sitting in her mothers lap The father was knocked senseless, but is not seriously hurt. The mother is not ex- pected to live.
 SANTA FE, \. M, September g. Provisions for the indebtedness bonds to the amount of S1O0.0OO were sold today to c. S. Lcnner & Go. of New York. for s1O2,56
 BOSTON, Sept. 24-Geo. Francis Train was arrested at the Fremont House on judgment note for Sl000.
 MALAGA, September 23-A report is current that the Spanish gunboat in Morocco was fired upon by ruffians on the coast, and she replied by destroying a number of Moorish houses.
 YUMA, A. T., September 23-Frank Wagner shot J. Fry dead, at Agua Cali ente Springs, last night. Wagner had been drawing water from ditch be- longing to Fry, over which a dispute arose. Wagner is in custody.
 ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, September B. w. $. Godfrey, the contractor and SUD- erintendent of the San Pedro Copper mine issued an order to his foreman to bar all miners except Italians. Other miners assisted by citizens of the camp held a meeting Saturday night, and passed resolutions giving Godfrey one week to settle up his business and leave the camp. Godfrey, on hearing the news. went down into the mine and IS afraid to come out, as the miners are ex- cited. Serious trouble is feared.
 PITTsBURG, Sept. 24.-The Republican League of Pennsylvania met here. in annual session this morning. There were 250 delegates, representing every republican club in the state.
 CHICAGO, September 24-Justice Field of the U. $. Supreme court, arrived here this morning, en route from San Fran cisco to Washington, and went at once to the Palmer House. It was supposed that Deputy United States Marshall Neagle was with him, but he was not seen to get of the train.
 KANSAS CITY, September 24.-Maior Warner arrived from Washington this morning. In interview, he replied to the question: Will you accept the DO l. tion of Commissioner of Pensions?" No: 1 will not"
 SAN MATED, CAL. September 24-Iu- telligence received this afternoon says an extensive fire commenced raging Inst night in the Redwood forest near Pur- rishima. The fires are spreading to day, and several saw mills are in danger. It Is believed that the experience of a few years ago will be repeated as great dam age has already been done, and there seems to be no prospect of checking the flames.
 PARIS, September 24-The republican journals are jubilant over Sundays election, and the second ballots will only add to the success of the republicans. They reget the defeat of Percy, and ex- press the hope that his absence from the chamber will be only temporarily.
 SAN MATED, CAL.,Sept. 24-Fires on Spring Valley land, have broken out again, endangering residences and other buildings of \. P. Lawrence, at Crystal Springs lake, on Half Moon Bay road. A telephone message requested as many men as possible to come up and fight the fire.
 NEW YORK, September 24.-The French man-of war Arthine Roland ar rived this morning,
 LONDON, September 24.-A story reaches here from St. Petersburg, on what appears creditable authority, that just previous to the CZar's departure for Copenhagen, charge of dynamite ex ploded at POterhoff station. The station was badly wrecked and railway signal man killed. It is fully believed that the explosion was intended to take place when the Car passed through the station on his way to the train, but that through some miscalculation, it occur red before the time of his majesty's departure.
 BALTIMORE, September 24-F'inal off cial inspection of the Petral was made yesterday. To-day she starts for Nor folk, where she will be turned over to the government.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-In the suburban town of Clyde, this morning, the mutila- ted body of man was found lying on the prairie. The body was cut in sec tions and not all there; the head. near ly severed from the body, lay beside the trunk, from which all the vital organs had been removed. Portions of the limbs were scattered about and it is just possible the fragments came from some dissecting table.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 GLOBE, ARIz., September 24-Ser- geant James Logan, colored troop E, Tenth Cavalry, reputed chief of the gang who murdered William Fleming at San Carlos, is now under arrest, and will be taken to Tucson to answer to the charge of murder.
 MADRID. Sept. 24-A long conference was had today between the Minister of War and Minister of Foreign Affairs,