Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25

w the understanding that either side may O, file additional evidence bearing on tn, 'n question of commercial designation O n) ore. Assistant Secretary Kitchener sayl e the question will be thoroughly consid of cred by the department, but cannot vel 'r be decided for month yet.
 CHICAGO, May 18.-John s. Cosgrove l. and wife Annie, were arrested by the It federal authorities on complaint of C. F. > Smith of Los Angeles, Cal, charged with It using the mails for the purposes of black j. mail. The authorities decline to give D the particulars but say the case is an i'm f portant one.
 | BIRMINGHAM Ala, May 18.-A flourish t ing MormonIchurch in Clay Go. was been s broken up by indignant citizens of the 8 neighborhood and the elders in charge : of 1t have been warned to leave the
 county without delay. Most of the el-
 ders and consorts have left.
 ] PHILADELPHIA, May, 18.-The Olmy ] Manufacturing company, manufacturers } liabilities $20OO00; assets S37, GOO. Poor collections caused the embarrassment : Boston, May 17.-Boston won the game this afternoon in the first two innings, when they scored thirteen runs. Boston, IA; Cleveland 4: Batteries Rad bourne, Sawyers ond Bonnet; Cleveland
 and Snyder.
 Washington, May Washington 4; Chicago Il. Batteries: Washington;
 Healy and Mack; Chicago, Knock and Farrell.
 Philadelphia, May 17.-It took ten in-
 nings to decide to-day's game. The
 home team came out victorious. The
 score stood Philadelphia 6: Indianapolis 3. Batteries: Philadelphia, Casy and
 Clements; Indianapolis, Whitney and Daily.
 Kansas City May 1.-The game be-
 tween the Kansas City and Athletics
 was posponed on account of rain.
 Louisville, May 17.-Columbus g;
 Louisville, 4.
 Cincinnati, May T.-Cincinnati, 14;
 St. Louis, May 17.-st. Louis, Il;
 Brooklyn 2. | NEW YORK, May 1.-The last hour of |
 business in the New York exchange to- |
 day closed the fiercest fight ever known | on the floor of the exchange. It was |
 between the Willard and U. P interests | for the control of the Oregon Transcon-
 tinental. Out of fifty thousand shares
 of stock traded in to-day, twenty-nine | | thousand were cash stock and the price | moved up from s37 per share to s6411s
 per share before the exchange closed, the highest point reached in six years. After the registry books closed, Willard met Elijah Smith and said: "I have won. have POI 900 shares locked up in my boxes" As the capital stock of the company is four hundred thousand shares, this would give Willard thirty one thousand shares majority. Smith, however, would not admit defeat
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 17.-Proctor Knott, the noted race horse is i'll with something resembling lung fever.
 LONDON, May 1.-The commons to- day by vote of 201 to 16O rejected La bouchere's motion to abolish hereditary seating in the house of Lords.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, May 17.-No tid- ings have been received to-day concern ing the remainder of the crew of the ill- that there were 49 men on board the steamer. Of these ten were saved, 6 died and 8 are missing,
 FL PAso, Texas, May 1.-Two China men were caught by custom house guards while attempting to cross the railroad bridge from Juarez last night. They were taken before U. S. Commis- sioner Townsend, who ordered the de- putty marshal to reconduct them to the Mexican side.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May Stafford z. L. Basker, painter, committed suicide , this morning by swallowing carbolic acid. He leaves wife and three child ren. {
 LONDON, May 18.-Advices from St. Petersburg state that consperiacy has been discovered among military officers against the lCzar. It was but recently unearthed and has many wide spread ; ramifcations. Officers of regiments , stationed in Moscow and Warsaw are { implicated in the plot Three of them , committed suicide. Hundreds of con- spirators have been arrested.
 NEW YORK, May 1S.-At a meeting of the representatives of the American Meat company and American Cattle Trust company this afternoon, deal ] between the concerns was finally con- I years was signed by the controlling DOW CTS of the two organizations, by which the meat company will handle the entire product of the cattle trust. Senator Dorsey of the meat company, preferred not to mention the details but said that had the two organizations not been con- sldered, We should have effected a trafflc agreement which practically makes the American Meat company agent of the American Cattle Trust"
 ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-A cyclone swept across northern Texas yesterday after noon. At Forest City, Montgomery Co, the school house was shattered, two chil- 1 dren killed and many seriously hurt. Three are missing. The school house at Stephenville was blown down and two , children injured. Great destruction to crops occurred.
 STOCKTON, May 18-JosepR T. Ferrel. Ianitor of the Presbyterian church, has ' been arrested for criminal assault on the 10 year old daughter of Joseph Badger. Ferrel has wife and five children.
 NEW YORK, May 18.-McAuliffe has covered Myers forfeit for another fight ] to the finish, for the championship. Myers proposes that the fight be near New York or under the auspices of the S California Athletic clnb.
 CHICAGO, May 18-In the insane asy- < lum investigation, Dr. Alexander, of the . asylum medical staff, testified he would z advise the friends of any insane woman to keep them at home no matter how [ violent. It would be better for them to . commit suicide than be sent to the asy- 2 lum in its Dresant condition
 NEW YORK, May 1S.-A fifteen thou V sand barrel tank at Pratt's Oil Works in V Phillipsburg is on fire with the prospect b of the fire spreading. a
 NEW YORK, May 1S.-The funeral of Allen Thorndike Rice took place from n Grace church this morning. The pail W bearers were Vice President Morton, Walker Blaine representing the depart |