Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-12
SAN FRANCISCO October 9.

1892 and that thereafter no more revis- ion will take place.
 SAN FRANCISCO October 9. Best X Belch, 3 15 Crocker .... 5 Chollar, ..... 165 Con. Va.... 15 Confidence =. 6 E Gould E O.. 9O Hale < Nor. ? so l. locomotive.
 Peer =. .. Peerless ....
 Potosi ... 80 Ophir. ....... @ Savage .... 1 D Sierra New. 9 Union Con-. 3 O YellowJact.' 9
 Indianapolis, October 9.-The com plete returns of yesterdays municipal election shows sweeping victory for the democrats They elect mayor, clerk and majority of the council. while tle board of alderman is tie. The republicans have majority in the last council and board. This is the first election of q democrat mayor in fifteen years.
 BUFFALO, N. r., October 9.-The counsel for Kemmler, the murderer con- demned to death by electricity, says he has appealed to higher court. ST. CLOUD, Mlnn, October 9.-Prairie fires during this forenoon burned their way to within a few rods of the west side limits of the city. An immense amount of hay was burned last night.
 TOPEKA. Kan. October 7.-Farmers in Stevens county have suffered four sue cessive failures of crops and are with out means of support for the approach ing winter.
 NEW YORK, October 9.-The net earnings of the Western Union telegraph for the last fiscal year is over S20O0OO0; gross earnings over S6,000,OO0.
 Played October 9, 1889
 Cincinnati, 13; Kansas City, l.
 Brooklyn ': Baltimore, 9.
 Louisville ?: St. Louis, s.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 9.-Tha Univer- sal says trichinae has been discovered in hogs imported from the United States in San Louis Potosi.
 Fire has destroyed the Calduan thea tre at Seachectas, burning all the educa- ted animals belonging to Solyania. One of the attaches perished in the flames.
 PITTsBURG, October 10-General Ol Iilc church of North America. met here this morning. One hundred delegates from all parts of the country are in at tendance.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The corner stone of the Pulitzer building. tho new home of the "World," was laid this forenoon. Col. Ccc.xrell, on beba of Mir. Pulitzer, 1a hr,af .,,+r Chauncy M. Der CIV delivered formal address, Bishop Futile of Missouri open ed the exercise with prayer. and the stone was laid by Joseph Pulitzer, Jr, four years of age. Among those present were ex-President Cleveland, Gov. Hill and Mayor Grant.
 FRESNO, Cal, October 9.-Delegates to the Grand Lodge I. O. G. T. met at o'clock this afternoon. after visiting the local vineyards and other points of interest. Four constitutional amrnd- ments affecting district lodges. giving juvenile lodges a right to representation were laid over until tomorrow. Quite discussion arose over a motion to re scind the former order of the grand lodge, prohibiting dancing in the lodge room on lodge nights. The proposition was finally voted down.
 PHILADELPHIA, October 1O-Samuel J. Randall. left his summer home at Wellingford this morning, taking the train for Washington. He was accom- panied by Mrs. Randall and two chil- dren. Randall, though looking as if he had been sick, did not appear to be the i,or-ali1 ranraCantaI To oH1orF,,1 and walked unassisted.
 WASHINGTON, October 10-The Presi- dent gave d special reception this after noon to the California Commandery, K T., of San. Francisco, Oakland Comman- dery, of Oakland, Golden Gate COmman dery, of San Francisco, and Damascus Commandery, of Newark, N. J. These Commanderys were unable to pay their respects last night because of the great crowd. After the Commanders passed through the President had a general reception for nearly an hoTr, during which time he shook hands with about 3000 persons.
 CITY OF MEXICO, October 10-The Herald is advocating the exclusion of cattle imported from United States. It is impossible for Mexican cattle raisers to compete with Americans in this mar ket.
 WASHINGTON, October 1O-The Grand | Encampment of Knights Templar this morning elected J. P. s. Cobin, of Penn | sylyania, Grand Master; and Hugh | McCurdy, of Michigan, Department | Grand Master of the Grand Encamp- ment. They serve during the next three years. | Warren Thomas. of Kentucky twas chosen Generalisimo; Very Eminent Sire Rue ben, Hedley Lloyde, of Cal, Grand Chap ain; Gerald Henry Stoddard. Texas. Grand Senior Warden; Nicholas Van 'lyck, of Rhode Island, Vice Grand Junior Warden; $. Wales Lines, of Con-. Grand Treasurer; Wm. H. Isaacs, of Vir- ,inia, Grand Recorder.
 The next trlennial conclave of the Knights Templar will be held at Denver. Grand Encampment voted this after loon on the question, and stood: Denver 04: Louisville, 96.