Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25
SAN FRANcrsco. May 22-A hard fi0bt

Australia for a purse of S1,250 took place tonight under the auspices of the ! GciIen Gate Athletic Club. McAuliffe weighed about two hundred pounds and | Lees lit. Both men where in fine con- | dit,on. McAuliffe started off with rush and drew first blood. Lees had to dIcn @ escape punishment In the se- cond round Lees started off with a left hand lead but missed. The men then clinched and McAulilfe got in a good one on breaking away. In the fourth round Lees came up fresh and lodged some wicked blows. in the fifth round Lees danced around the ring. McAuliffe following him giving him several severe blows and at the end of the round Lees was rather weak. In the seventh round McAulitfe labbed Lees on the nose with his left several times and dodged all of Lees blows. In the eighth round Me Auliffe knocked Lees down with right handler when the latter got up McAuliffe sent him blow after blow, Lees went up against tho ropes with hands down and McAuliife squared off and put the Aus tralian to sleep with couple of right handlers on the jaw and the fight was over. McAuliffe was not hurt while Lees presented a go-y spectacle.
 New York, May 22.-The home team won rather easily, doing by far better work with the bat. New York II; Chi cago i. Batteries: New York, Keefe and Ewing; Chicago. Tener and Son. mer.
 Philadelphia, May 32-The game was called to an end at the 7th inning on ac- count of rain. Philadelphia. f; Cleve- land 3. Batteries: Philadelphia, Buf- fington and Clements; Cleveland, O'Brien and Hummer.
 Boston, May 22-Boston f; Indian apolis, ,. Batteries: Boston, Clarkson and Bonnet; Indianapolis, Gothein and Buckley.
 Cincinnati, May Cincinnati and Columbus games were postponed on ac count of cold weather.
 Washington, May Washington and Pittsburg game was postponed on account of rain.
 CTTY OF MEXICO, May 22.-The spread of yellow fever in Vera Cruz is very alarming.
 A German syndicate yesterday made very fiattering offers to purchase the lands pertaining to the Ramirez Verela concession in the states of Alaca and Guerrero, but the offers were refused.
 SANTA FE, N. M., May 22-Capt. Jack and eight other Apache Indians sen fenced to imprisonment for life passed through here today on their return from the penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio, the supreme court of the United States having granted them a new hear ing.
 BERLIN, May 22-This afternoon King Humbert and the Prince of Naples wis ited Prince Bismarck.
 | NoRwALK, Conn, May 23.-The South ern terminus of the Houstonic road at l Wilson Point, was fired last night and totally destroyed. The loss is over half a million dollars.
 LONDON, May 23.-Robert T. Lincoln the new American minister has taken up residence at No. , Cardigan Square. | Henry White of the American Legation, presented Lincoln to Lord Salisbury to- day,
 Phenix, A. T., May 22-It is found about S60O0 short with Wells. Fargo & sides owing 5000 in bills about town. | HALIFAX, May 22.-Advices from Se-
 pierre, Miquelon, state that two vessels, Ella and Quartre Feres, which left France some time ago for New Found land fisheries with 115 men on board have been lost and all no doubt perished.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 23-George H. Leitz, machinist employed at the Un- ion Iron Works was killed here today | nha 1Oil aI I slipped from a crane and falling crush ed Leitz' head to jelly. Another em- ploye named Renstrom was badly in iured.
 NORFOLK, Va, May 23-The residence of Rev. F. c. Clark, in Princesse Ann County was burned last night. Mir. Clark, his two daughters, and son and niece were consumed by the flames. The origin of the fire is thought to have been incendiary. Clarke was the pastor of tho London Bridge Baptist Church and preacher of note.
 | WEST SUPERIOR, May 23.-The mayor closed all the saloons in the city in an ticipation of trouble between the strik- ing coal beavers and the new men i'm ported to take their places. The new men arrived under strong police protec- | ton.
 | PITTsBURG, May II 23.-A special re- | port says that Frank Compton killed his wife Dora at West Pittson this morn | ing then cut his own throat, dying two hours later. After killing his wife and cutting hIs own throat he walked down stairs and with his bloody finger wrote | the word jealousy upon the sitting ! room wall.
 WASHINGTON, May 23,-It is reported that United States gun boat will be | sent to Hatyi, carrying commis- | missioner to ascertain and report upon the condition of affairs in Hati, and whether there is disposition upon the I part of any European governments to interfere with Haytain matters, and what, if any action be required on be- half of the United States. LONDON, May S-Before the Parnell commission to-day William O'Brien said it was clear that England would not sat lsfy the aspirations of Ireland and if there was any rational chance of sue cess an attempt should be made to re- bel. He declared the London pa pers were more responsible for the actions of the dynamite party than either Finnerty or Ford. But for the views those papers expressed, a thousand pounds could not be collected in America for the use of dynamiters.
 CHICAGO, May 23.-W. P. Reed, a prominent Chicago man, said he could put his hand on the man who was the instigator of the murder of Dr. Cronin. He states that the attorney said he had | received clues which would he believed. soon lead to the arrest of the murderer The arrest will probably be made this | afternoon.
 The States attorney said this after noon that he has a clue which he is al- | most certain will lead to the arrest of N persons and the leader of the con spiracy which resulted in Cronin's death.
 BALTIMORE, May 23-The Centennial celebration of the establishment of the Catholic church in the United States was begun this morning in Carroll Me sol ..Iw,