Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-20

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 SIOUX FALLS, July 15.-The only fea ture of business of the constisutiona convention was the calling upon the standing committees to report witt as much dispatch as possible. The com mittee are discussing the merits of the Australian ballot system and it is un derstood it will recommend its adop tion.
 OLYMPIA, w. T., July 15.-The report of the judiciary committee was not made in the constitutional convention to-day as expected, but it is understood however. that it will recommend three to five judges on the Supreme bench and is district to probate. Among the propositions introduced was one that nc armed body of men shall be brought in to the state for any purpose whatever This is aimed at the detective police agencies.
 HELENA, Mont, July 15.-A matter o universal suffrage was sprung upon tht constitutional convention by the intro duction of a petition signed by citizens of eight or ten small towns in variou: parts of the Territory. The members on their return from Great Falls found a small printed circular headed "Univer sal Suffrage. Reasons why womer should vote." Pasted on every desk wal a proposition relating to the compulsory education of children between the age: of eight and fourteen. The committed on labor asked for more time to consider the proposition relating to Chinese labor and kindred subjects.
 EMPIRE CITY, Ore, July 15.-Mr tenant of John Gillman, or his farm near Coquille City was return. ing home from work when he was way laid, but escaped and immediately or. ganized party and returned, only to find his wife and child murdered and buried near the house, while grave ready for himself was close by. Gill man and his wife were immediately ar rested, and circumstances point to their guilt. Gilman wanted his tenants to vacate the premises, but Eastenhover re- fused to do so until his lease expired Great excitement prevails and there are fears of lynching.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-A special from Empire City says that Gillman under threat of lynching confessed the killing of Easthover's family and intent to Kill Eastenhover, but says his wife is innocent.
 BOSTON, July 15.-No game on accoun, of rain.
 Philadelphia, July 15.-Philadelphis z; Cleveland 3.
 Kansas City, July 15.-No game or account of rain.
 Washington, July 15.-Washingtor 10; Pittsburg 4.
 Cincinnati, July 15.-Cincinnati, 4 Brooklyn 6.
 New York, July 15-New York, '; Chi cago 4.
 Louisville, July 15.-Louisville, 4 Columbus g.
 St. Louis, July 15-St. Louis, 8; Bal timore.
 MINNEAPOLIS. July 15.-Indication. are favorable to the consumation of the deal by which an English syndicate vii obtain control of the Minneapolis fioul mills, with daily capacity of 22,OO0 bar rels, or two thirds of Minneapolis tota The interest is valued at ter million dollars.
 GLOBE, A. T., July 15.-Seabird Hen derson made his escape from jail to-day evidently having been assisted by his relatives.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-In accor. dance with law the various muncipa officers filed their annual reports to-day for the fiscal year ending June 30 1889 During the past year the city's indebt edness was decreased S755, 100, leaving 8 net bonded indebtedness of sSS7 ,57S.
 BELvIDERE, N. J.. July 16-Antor Bolak was hanged this morning for the brutal murder and robbery of his friend Boldenshire, at Oxford, N. J. last. Bolak was a man oi more than ordinary intelligence. He had been soldier in the Peruvian ar my, from which he deserted He was with killing a man in the ole country, and one in Colorado, and wa: alleged to be complicated in the Phebe Paullin murder, Orange Mountains some years ago.
 TOPEKA, Kan,, Jnly 16-Informatio or has just been received at the office oi the United States Attorney of the kill ing of Robert Dalton, deputy United States marshal in Oklahoma, Sunday afternoon. Dalton was in the act of ar resting Lee West, notorious criminal for being a "moonshiner" or whiskey pedler. West shot Dalton fatally but be- fore he expired the latter shot West kill ing him instantly.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-A telegram to-day states that the associat- sd press party which was expected to eave for the Pacific Coast this week will be postponed owing to the fact that it will not be possible to arrange for so large party within the time allotted Annual meeting of the Western Associa- ted press occurs in Detroit. It is probable that an invitation will be telegraphed by the state board of trade inviting mem oers of the Western Associated Press, and New York Associated Press, ,enbrac- ng every leading daily newspaper in the and visit coast at some time in future.
 CITY OF MEXICO, July 16.-A water spout destroyed the town of Chilaha, state of Guerro at noon yesterday.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-D. J. Creigh- on, ex-senator, who was convicted of ury- -bribing nearly two years ago, and from this city before sentence vas pronounced, arrived here from Vic .oria last night, and surrendered to the police. Creighton, who was under ponds at the time, left here two days after his conviction, for Guaymas, and rom there went to Panama; from there 1e took the steamer for London. From London he went to Australia and worked ais passage to Honolulu and Victoria. He stated he could not endure his exile onger, and determined to come home lnd give himself up, where he could be lear his wife and children.
 BALTIMORE, July 16.-Although the ,unboat Petriel, which left here Satur- lay, returned this morning with part of Ter machinery out --of order, she has hown herself credit to the navy. The econdary link strip of low pressure 'alve broke yesterday, on return trip. 4l. ol