Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-29

' DENVER, Colo,, June 19-The stoc l holders of the Nicaragua Canal col l pany held their annual meeting here
 day. The report of the engineeril
 corps sent out year ago to make pr ,t liminary survey for the canal was a d cepted. Directors for the ensuing ye; # were elected and the meeting then a, 2 iourned.
 d CLEVELAND, June Cleveland, s New York l.
 l Brooklyn. June Brooklyn, l. 0 New York, 1,
 Philadelphia, June oO.LColumbus. {
 Athletics 6.
 Cinninnati, June Cincinnati,
 Kansas City, 4.
 6; Washington 4. Batteries: Indiana polls. Getzein and Daily; Washington
 Keefe. Person and Mack.
 Chicago, June 20.-Chicago ?; .Phila
 delph!a 3. Batteries: Chicago, Gum
 bert and Darling. Philadelphia: Buff
 fington and Clements.
 CHICAGO, June -Mexico's new rail
 road, it is announced here tonight, vii
 be begun within twenty days. The con
 struction company of Sonora, Sinoloa & IChihuahua Railroad Company held q
 meeting in this city to day. After the
 meeting President Clark, of Chicago
 stated that the contract for 145 miles
 from Deming, New Mexico, to Casa
 Grande, Old Mexico. has been let to
 Huse & Co. The line traverses the land
 obtained by Concessionaire Louis Huller.
 The coal and iron deposits in the Sierra
 Madres, it is represented, will be tapped,
 and coal will be transported to the west
 coast of Mexico and from there shipped
 to San Francisco. According to specifi-
 cations the entire line must be comple-
 ted within year.
 SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 21.-Gover- nor Fifer to-day signed the necessary pa pers to lay before Secretary Blaine for the extradition of Martin Burke, held at Winnipeg, for complicity in the Cronin murder.
 MURPHYs, Cal. June 21.!Thomas Dunster was fatally stabbed by George Ma ks last night, in the Stanislaus river near Vallicito. Marks claims the stab ping to have been in self-defense and surrendered.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 20-Heirs to the estate of Gabriel Castro have filed complaint in the superior court to ac- quire title to all land alongside of the PresidiO reservation and situated north Franklin street. They allege that their father obtained the title to the land from the Alcade before the Mexican war and subsequently the United States got pos session of the property. All such grants they claim were confined in 1884, and the United States government issued patents to the city and county of San Francisco as trustees of the property. Heirs now ask the court to declare their title valid and to sue the city and about one thou sand occupants for the accounting of all rents and revenues accrued from the 
 PARIS, June 20.-A bill was passed | yesterday in the chamber of deputies, | children born in France of | foreign parents and domiciled in France | at their majority shall be considered | French citizens unless they formally de- | cline such citizenship.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 21.-Senator | when shown Senator Chand | Ier's card regarding their misunderstood | ing, stated to reporter that Chandler's | version was not correct. He declined to | say anything further.
 LANCASTER, Penn, June PA mes senger from General Camerons bedside | this afternoon said there was no change | and no hopes of his recovery.
 CHICAGO, June 21.-Hon. T. c. Platt, | of New York and General R. A. Alger of | Michigan and party arrived here this They left this afternoon on trip to Alaska.
 SAN BARNARDINo, June 21.-The trial | of Mrs. Penman for the murder of Prof. | Sullivan was resumed today Dr. Dickey | testified he had examined Mrs. Pen mans little girl and thought she had | been tempered with. Mrs. Penman was | put on the stand and related how after | her daughter had told her that Sullivan | had hurt her; she followed him and shot | him. She said she thought she did right | and would do it again. This closed the | for the defense.
 WASHINGTON. June 21.-The Presi- | dent appointed Orville T. Porter, of Ore gon United States marshal for the l district of Alaska; Wm. Dimohd, to be l of the mint at San | Francisco; Frank Mason, of Ohio, to be | consul General at Frankfort; Charles 1 Grail, of Maryland, consul at Marseilles; | H. G. Knowles, of Delaware. to be con sul at Bardeaux.
 PrTrTBURG, June 21.-Andrew Car negie has been unable to reach an agree | ment with his men as to wages and the entire 5000 will strike on the Both inst. | The company will endeavor to secure | new men.
 NEW LONDON, Conn.,, June 21-The Yale, Pennsylvania, university race will be pulled this evening at 6:30. The con ditions are not favorable for good race. From reliable sources it is learned that | the Yale crew are not in the best condi- | ton.
 WINNIPEG, June 21.-Burke was ar raigned this morning before Judge Bain, | in the court of the queens bench, on the | of Collins, charging him | with the murder of Cronin. At the re- quest of the prosecution he WAS remand | d till Wednesday to await witnesses.
 PREsCoTT, June 2l.-Judge Wright to- | day, sentenced the following persons to | the territorial prison, Frank J. Gregory, | for forgery, two years, James Staples, | grand larceny, four years, Edward | Reyes, voluntary manslaughter, seven | years.
 JoHNsTowN. June PA species of hives has broken out among the people | here. The ailment seems contagious l and on account of the hot weather to- l day the suffering is intense. Five | bodies were picked up mar the railroad bridge this morning.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, June 22-At an early hour this morning a fire swept | the business portion of Van couver, W. T., destroying the principal part of four blocks of frame buildings lying west of Main street. The loss is between fifty and sixty thousand dollars; insurance small and mostly in Seattle There were two fires burn ing, both doubtless incendiary.