Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-13

Ingly Tor him. In the opinion of tn Attorney General there is no law in tn state that prohibits prize fighting. Thi opinion has eased the minds of those iI
 terested and the fight will come off, d
 though the locality has not been mad
 public.
 ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The Republica
 says there seems to be every indicatio
 that a general war in rates on eas
 bound freights including all kinds 0
 grain, flour, live stock and meats will re
 suit from the recent cut made by tn
 Baltimore and Ohio.
 CHICAGO, July 6.-Judge Tuley re fused to-day to issue writ of habea
 corpus for John F. Beggs, the senio guardian of camp No. %, Clan Ma Gael which is alleged to have condemned pr Cronin to death. Judge Longnecker to day stated he had received telegram from, Winnipeg this morning statin! that the proceedings in the Burke cast were getting along satisfactorily.
 SYDNEY. N. s. w., July 6.-Americal advices received from Apia say that {; treaty of peace has beee concluded be tween Mataafa and Tamasasee.
 JoHNsTowN, N. Y.,July 6.-This morn ing passenger and freight train on the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio rail road collided near Kennedin. Both en zines were completely demolished. Cha: Eiland, engineer of the freight anc and Louis Wentz, baggagemaster, were killed and both firemsn injured.
 BOSTON, July 6.-President Speare before Railroad commissioners this morning and read statement pre- pared by the committee of the Boston of commerce, deprecating any with the competition of Canadian roads with the New York lines which discriminate against Boston in favor of New York. He thought the between Canada and United States are reciprocal. Witness thought it would be good thing to let Canada locate her termini in this coun- try. In case of war if we had the termi- li, their roads could not be much use to them.
 RENO, July GA fire this morning des- lroyed the Baptist church, several busi less houses and a number of smaller buildings. Loss twenty thousand, insur- ince ten thousand.
 CITY OF MEXICO, July 6.-The Me ,an press is making fierce attacks upon he scheme to settle colored emigrantS rom the United States in Mexico
 The entire orange crop of the State of Sonora has been bought by California parties,
 HELENA, July 5.-The Constitutional Convention met this afternoon and per organized. All the officers are Democratic, and thirty mine members of he convention are Democrats, thirty wo Republicans and two scattering.
 SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, July 5.-A Mexican went to an Indian camp last night, mile from town, and in an alter ,ation stabbed two of them, one fatally. The Mexican was arrested.
 SAN DIEGO, July 5.-The posse in pur- uit of Murry, the man who killed Mar kesl Wilson yesterday, overlook and hot at him twice, but hitting his horse 10th times it fell, and Murry escaped in he darkness into the brush.
 PITTsBURG, July 5.-Pittsburg, 3; New York, ?.
 Chicago, July 5.-Chicago 8; Washing on, l.
 Cleveland, July 5.-Cleveland, ?; Bos- on, o.
 Indianapolis, July 5.-Indianapolis, 2; Il.
 Louisville, July 5.-Louisville |; Athletics 9.
 Cincinnati, July 5-Cincinnati, 10; Baltimore, 9.
 WASHINGTON, July 5-Secretary Rusk o-day signed circular letter of instruc- ions, which will be sent to managers nd agents of railways and transporta- ion companies interested. It calls at ention to the act of Congress of May 9, looking to the suppression af conta- .ious diseases among domestic animals, nd notifies railways that cattle are not o be transported beyond the limits of Iistricts where Texas fever now prevails ycept in accordance with specified reg Ilations.
 SIOUX FALLS, Oak. July 5.-The com nittee on constitution met and pre- 'ared its report. Each judiciary com nittee will consist of 13 members. exec tive and legislative 25. The commit ee recommended commission of seven o go to Bismarck to divide the Territo- ies properly. The work of the conven- ion will be largely done in commit ees. This afternoon at ? o'clock the met, and ratified the nomina- ion of officers made by the Republican aucus last night. The committee on ules had not finished its work and mem CTS of the committee are not likely to e named by Judge Adgerton before Ionday. The conference committee on oundary will be appointed tomorrow he constitution of the U. $. was unani- lously adopted as part of the States 
 NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Col. A. An rews and son are registered at the St. 'harles Hotel. Col. Andrews came all he way from San Francisco to see the ig battle. He had faith in the earnest ess of the two men, and came simply nd solely to see one or the other of the U ulcH VIII bIS lISll. OOl- AHOlOhb
 an admirer of athletics, and has seen lost of the big fights fought in his gen ration. When asked who would win ne fight, he replied: ''Kilrain, I be- eve, but 1 want to see a good fight, and ne better man the victor" Young An rews does most of the talking for the arty, and has pinned his faith and a pod deal of his money to Sullivan. The ndrews brought with them a magnifi- ent gold-headed cane, which is to be to the loser of the fight. They i'll return to San Francisco as soon as le big mill is over.
 NEW ORLEANS, July G. 6.-Kilrain, on ar wing at his quarters was usher ed into shower bath, room where an Associat- l Press reported saw him stripped. .ilrain's flesh appeared white and firm. lis muscular development is perfect as is antOmical indiosincrasy car al- w. His chest is built in proportion to