Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-01

I mine delegates with the exception of tn, representatives of the Tamarack min, have ratified the provisional arrange ; Compton. ID. Escompte Tempe says al d agreement with British companies il
 very probable.
 l WASHINGTON, May 23-The United - States steamer Boston, now in New t York, will be ordered to Hayti in day : or two. Secretary Tracey says this order
 is in pursuance with his policy of re
 lieving frequently vessels on the West
 Indian station where they are exposed : to yellow fever.
 : CHICAGO, May 25.-William 'Mertez, a , milkman, who lives near the cottage in which, Cronin's assasinationIwas commit ted, says that on the night of the mur- der he saw two men drive up to the cot tage in buggy. One dressed in long brown overcoat such as Cronin wore, l got out and the other answering the dis cription of the man who came for Cronin in a buggy drove rapidly away.
 Cronin, If it was he, went up the cot tage step, the door opened before he reached it and as soon as he got inside it
 was closed, and the milkman heard loud
 cries asif nlsp were fighting. It is be-
 lieved that then was the time of Cronin's
 death. The revelations made throw a
 strong suspicion of complicity in the
 murder of Cronin, on Detective Cough
 lin, of the city police force and shows
 the gross incompetency if nothing worse,
 of Capt. Schaack, of the north side po- lice, under whose orders Coughlin works.
 Coughlin and Cronin were members
 of tho same city political societies and
 were enemies. This lends significance
 to the following facts. On the morning of the day of the murder, Coughlin en-
 gagged horse and buggy from Dinar's livery stable for a friend of his, to be called for that evening, About the time
 when the man who decoyed Cronin away
 would have called, had 1t been the friend of Conghlin, called at the livery stable. He is said to have resembled the man who did drive away with Cro- | min. He was driving a white horse and drove towards Coughlin's house. The horse was out two hours and came back showing that he had been hard driven. These facts were reported to Captain Schack by Dinar. Schack says he called Coughlln to account and Coughlin said the man he hired the bug gy for was friend of his friends in Mich igan and that he sent Coughlin out to | find the man and that Coughlin found and questioned him and was satisfied he had nothing to doIwith it. Schaack admits he did not require that man to be brought before him, but allowed Conghlin who was himself un- der suspicion, to make the report with | out any check to prove its truth or falsity. Coughlin says he is now in New | Mexico.
 SATTERvILEE, ILLS, May 25-The | striking coal miners from the neighbor- | ing towns, threaten to force the men in | the mine here to stop work. A serious | riot is expected and the sheriff has tele- graphed to Princeton for help and the | city marshal is on the way here.
 REDWOOD, ILLS, May 25-Yesterday the striking coal miners exploded bombs on the property of the Wellington Coal Company. The sheriff telegraphed to the Governor asking that regiment of militia be held in readiness in case they | are needed:
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 25-Judge Hoff- man to-day sustained the demurrer of the United States attorney to the plea in abatement entered by Judge David s. Terry and wife, who claimed that the indictments found against them by the grand jury had not been read by the jury before they were presented, and also that the jury was incompetent and not qualified. The Judge held that Terry and wife must plead and go to trial.
 BAKERSFIELD, CAL, May 25-The jury in the case of Thos. Hughes for the mur der of Thos. Dunlap last February was unable to agree and were discharged. They stood ten for conviction and two for acquittal.
 NEW YORK, May 25.!The steamer Alvena sailed for Greystown, Nicaragua today, carrying the first batch of men and machinery for the construction of the inter oceanic canal.
 WASHINGTON, May 25-The President has appointed Rodger c. Spooner of Wis consin, Consul at Paraguay. He is brother of Senator Spooner.
 WASHINGTON, May 25.-The President and party started down the Potomac river this afternoon on Wanamaker's yact. They will return Monday.
 WASHINGTON, May M-Charles s. Zane of Utah was appointed chief jus tice of the supreme court for the territo- " of Utah.
 GRAND FORKS, May 24-Thers was a heavy white frost last night. Informa- tion from points west say farmers fear the frost will prove set back to crops now advanced.
 LONDON, May 25.-Robert Lincoln, the American minister went to the Windsor this afternoon and presented his creden- tials to the Queen.
 At meeting of Boulangers support CTS in this city it was decided to contest all the elections in France.
 DALLAS, Texas, May 25.-As the east bound passenger train on the Texas and Pacific reached the out skirts last night, two masked men with drawn revolvers entered the express car and beat the messenger insensible. They robbed the safe af 1900 and escaped.
 PHIDADELPHIA, May A.-Philadeiphia -batted Cleveland this afternoon but the majority of their hits were wasted. Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 5. Batteries; Philadelphia, Casy and Schriver; Cleve- land, Bakley and Snyder.
 Columbus, May A.-Columbus o, Cincinnati 5.
 St Louis, May 24.-The St Louis and Kansas City game was postponed on ac- count of rain.
 Washington, May A.-Washington ', Pittsburg 9, Batteries: Washington, Huddock and Mack; Pittsburg, Staley and Laner.
 Boston, May 24.-The Boston and In dianapolis game this afternoon was an exciting one Boston ), Indianapolis | three Batteries: Radburn and Bonnet: Indianapolis, Whitney and Daily.
 JERSEY CITY, May 24.-A plot was unearthed this morning for the general delivery of the convicts confined in the l Hudson county penitentiary at Snake | Hill A search of the cells occupied by l five long term prisoners resulted in the