Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-04-27
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| comes rom Ddle county, AldDama, tn; five Mormon missionaries were severe
 whipped, tarred and feathered and drive
 from that county last Monday night,
 WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Presidel
 accompanied by the cabinet and famili,
 will leave Monday morning for Ne
 York, to attend the centennial celebr;
 ton. The oration will be delivered b
 Chancy M. Depew, and the Presider
 will hold a reception. He will also a
 tend ball on Monday night. Blain will respond to toast to the house (
 representatives at the banquet Monda. WASHINGTON, April 19.-It is though that fully fifty thousand militia men i
 New York will parade on the occasion ( the Centennial celebration. This fact thought to be significant of the wonder ful efficiency of the present organization making it possible to concentrate a army of well-drilled and we'll equippe soldiers within a day at almost any O the important cities on the Atlanti coast. Within AS hours of preparation an army of nearly 75,OOO soldiers coul' be gathered.
 WASHINGTON, April 19.-Frank W Palmer of Illinois has loomed up durin, the past few days as dangerous com petitor against Osborne of Los Angeles for public printer. Osborne's friend are making desperate struggle in hi behalf, and Osborne himself, has a con sultation with Secretary Halford on tn, subject to-day.
 CHICAGO, April 19.-George w. Kidd wholesale liquor dealer of New York and many times millionaire, has started in to down the whisky trust. He ha. just let the contract for 5000 barrels tt a distillery at La Sale, Illinois, as a be- ginner.
 NEW YORK, April 19.-All the steamers which could have been in the neighbor- hood of the wrecked steamer Denmark have arrived, but not tidings of those on board have been received. The only hope is that they have been picked uI by sailing vessels and taken probably to the Azores.
 FoRT SMITH, Ark, April 19-Malachi Allen, one armed negro, and James Mills, half Indian and half negro, were hanged this afternoon for murder.
 Los ANGELES, April 19. The passen- ger train OF the Santa Ana division of the $. P. road, collided with work train near Florence this afternoon. The work train was going on switch when the pas senger struck it The engin and sev- eral cars were wrecked but nobody was injured.
 BURLINGTON, Ia, April 19,-Steamer Everett, passenger boat belonging to f hn l,a- l. in gale last night. Five of 16 persons on board were drowned.
 WASHINGTON, April 19.-The president has appointed Solo w. Striking of New York, Examiner in Chief at the patent office,
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 19-Police have the existence of a Nihilist plot to assasinate the cZar with dyna- mite while attending the funeral of Gen. Fucker, minister of Roads. A number of persons have been arrested.
 VINCENNE, April 19.-Sylveston Grabb was hanged this morning for the mur- der of his sweetheart, Gertrude Downeye at Junction, Ind, last September in full view of several thousand people.
 NEW YORK, April 19.-Exchanges all closed and Good Friday generally ob- served.
 CHICAGO, April 19.-The Commercial closed on account of good Friday.
 Los ANGELES, April 1S-Fred Ryan, son of Thomas Ryan of Kansas, newly appointed ministed to Mexico, is under arrest here on a charge of defaulting TWO lady acquaintances out of S225. They endorsed draft for him on the ground that his father would pay the amount, but the latter returned the paper saying he had ceased paying his ;on's debts.
 NEW YORK, April I8.-On the 2d and ,d days sale of the trotting stock of Secretary Tracey the bidding was a treat deai more spirited and the prices 'ealized were much larger. Total re- ,eipts, s113,905.
 ST. LOUIS, April 18-The Republic will print tomorrow report giving the ruit and vegetable prospect of the whole country. The Republic has been written to during the present month by
 
 i've states.
 The crop of apples will be much small IT than last year. The strawberry crop s nearly up to the average, yet much arger than that of 1888, which was the ightest in many years. The pear crop will average light. The grape crop in he west and south has been favored with such mild winter that but little injury has been inflicted, and nearly louble the yield of that of last year is ooked for. Florida is now the most formidable rival of all other southern tates as the shipper of early fruit and 'egetables into the markets of the east nd west before any other state by sev- ral weeks.
 Her orange crop promises to be larger1 han that of last year, the heaviest crop n record. California it seems is drying, md evaporating her fruits to a much ,reater extent since the interstate com nerce law raised the rates to distant Yet the almost unprecedented ow prices prevailing for dried fruits and fruits now and for months ,ast, and is discouraging to all oper- tors and will reduce the amount of ruit so handled largely in all states.
 NEW YORK, April 1s.-Charles Pres on, son of the Haytien minister, who epresents Legltime's government in New York, has just returned from the ca of war in Hayti. He brought Port u Prince news to April ,. General St. Nleuir, in charge of Legitime's army, aptured Larti Boniti and threatened and St. Marie. Seven hun lred refuges came to him for protection The capture of Hippolyte's stronghold | y the Dessalines is thus officially des- ribed. At 6 o'clock in the morning General Darlingna attacked the formid- | ble ramparts near Passe A. Roche, two | niles from Dessalines. After terrible | ght lasting four hours, he dislodged | he enemy. Legitime's forces left twen- | y wounded and five dead, amongs whom | 7as General Bayard. At 12 o'clock the ivision of General Cardinac was at the | oors of Dessalines awaiting the division | f General Nirret, in order for opera ions. That division, after terrible | onfiict, arrived at l o'clock and at | clock the enemy left their stronghold | nd the divisions entered the impregna-l 'le fortress of Dessalines. These two | ays cost the rebels 54 dead, 132 wound |