Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-10
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, August Eighty thousand Turkish reserves have been called out The Porte is buying uni forms and stores. and work is proceed ing at the dock yards with feverish ac- tivity.
 LONDON, August 2.-Brilliant sum- shine and cool breeze prevailed at Ports mouth this morning, and preparations for the reception to Emperor William of Germany were completed early. The lawn is handsomely decorated, and the people in holiday attire. Enormous tiotilla, war-ships and private vessels, covered the harbor shore densely. The streets were crowded with people.
 When the German imperial yacht sighted the Prince of Wales on board the royal yacht, It started down the har bor to meet him. Salutes boomed from the forts and war-ships.
 The Prince of Wales yacht and the Emperor's yacht passed through the line of ironclads, and proceeded to COwes. All war vessels were trimmed with bunting, and their yards were manned by searnen. When the Emper- or and Prince of Wales landed, they were driven to Osborne, where the Elm peror was received by the Queen.
 WASHINGTON, August 2-Assistant Secretary Tichenor, of the Treasury de- 2artment was taken suddenly i'll in his office this morning, and had to be re- moved to his home. Cause, overwork.
 PITTsBURG, August 2.-Five hundred Italians employed by the Pittsburg. Lake Erie and Western railroad, near Beaver struck yesterday for an increase in wages. Late last night a telephone message from Beaver was received, stat ng that riot had occurred, during which Antonio Costinello was killed, and swo other Italians fatally injured Another was shot in the leg. and others we're badly beaten. After the fight nearly all the strikers went mp the rail .'oad for the purpose of fObstructing the track, and prevent trains from running
 WHEELING, ". Va. August 2-Harry ,. Ealbold. teller of the Bank of Wheel ing, who, with Geo. Hennig, another Smployee, were arrested last night charged with embezzlement of funds O' the bank, made a full confession this morning. He eXonerated lennig, and aid he stole money last May. The pack age contained S2J000 cash. He deposi- ed Sl20O0 in various banks to joint credit of himself and Uennig, stating they won it in lottery. About S14OCG Ias been recovered, and property to about like amount has been attached, 50 that the bank is amply protected.
 BELGRADE, August 2,-The war min ster has ordered all the military of Ser via to muster on Monday. The ostensi- )le reason for this order is the Bulgar- ian troops have been ordered to mass on the frontier, and Servia desires to be prepared for any event.
 PLAINFIELD, N. J., August 2.-The continuous rains have filled the space at 5he back of the dam above this place, md there is imminent danger that it will give way. in which case this city would be flooded. Men are at work try ing to strengthen it, but with little pros pect of success. Horsemen have been on guard all night, ready to fly down the valley and spread the alarm.
 LATER workmen have finally succeeded in opening the flood gates. md the water is being rapidly drawn off All danger past.
 KANsAs.CITY, August "A robber en tered Attman's jewellery store this after aoon and asked to be shown some dia ,nonds. When they were produced he ,rabbed fifteen thousand dollars worth from the tray, jumped into hack and -apidly drove away.
 RACINE, Wis, August 2-Jay Eye See, the phenominal little welding owned by !. J. Case, has gone lame and will not be Jrotted again this season. It Is fear ed he will never again appear on the track.
 CAIRO. Aug. 2.-The main bodies of The British and Dervish armies are now almost within striking distance of each other. The Dervishes are marching northward,s. slowly and cautiously.
 RIPLEY, Ohio, August 2-This morn ing fire entirely destroyed every manu- facturing establishment in the city, in cluding the Ripley Mill and Lumber O., Phoenix foundry, Raney's piano manu- factory, Ohio Valley Piano Company's factory and six dwellings. Loss s20O. 900.
 ST. HELENA, August Fire this morning destroyed the Duckworth & Genungs foundry and machine shops, and the Electric Light & Power .Co's. works. Great quantities of valuable machinery destroyed. The fire started in the foundry, but its origin is my stery. Duckworth & Genungs loss on foundry is from twelve to fifteen thou sand; insurance, five thousand. Electric Light plant cost s6O00, insured for 5000.
 PITTsBURG, Aug. 2.-John l.. Sullivan passed through the city this afternoon, in charge of a deputy sheriff, en route to Mississippi.
 NEW YoRK. August No game on account of rain.
 Baltimore. August First game Baltimore, 6: Kansas City l.
 Pittfburg, August First game Pittsburg 6: Indianapolis :.
 Brooklyn, August First game Brooklyn ': Louisville,6 6.
 Philadelphia. August L. Umpire Fallismith ordered the Athletics on the field. The St. Louis players refused to play and the Umpire gave the game to the Athletics, to c.
 Pittsburg, August 1-Second game Pittsburg 10; Indianapolis 3.
 Baltimore. August 1.-Second game Baltimore 1: Kansas City 6.
 Washington, August 1.-Washington, &; Boston ?.
 Columbus, August 1.-Columbus 3; Cincinnati 16.
 Chicago, August Chicago 3; Cleve- land, l.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 1-The Even ing Post says that John Elliot, who was serving a sentence at the San Quentin prison. was recently pardoned by Gov ernor Waterman on the solicitation of Mrs. Harrison. The man was serving a seven years sentence for forgery, and last fall he composed the Harrison cam paign song which appeared in public print and lately fell into Mrs. Harrison s hands. She interested herself in his be- half, and looking up the convict's pre- vious record, communicated with Gov. Waterman, with the result that the man CaS nardOned