Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-01
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l IIELEUNAIE l | WASHINGTON, May 24-The Presiden
 has appointed Harry R. Jeffords of Tu'
 son, Arizona, Attorney of the Unite
 States for Arizona.
 ST. LOUIS, May 24-The St. Louis an
 San Francisco passenger train was dt
 railed near Sullivan, Missouri, last nigh
 by train robbers and forty-tive passer
 gers were badly hurt.
 CHICAGO. May 24.-The morning pa pers print what proffeses to be the pa pers left by Dr. Cronin, which state tha John Devoy on June 13, 1888 in the con
 vention of the United Brotherhood
 charged Alexander Sullivan, Michae
 Roland and Denis c. Freely with tn violation of their oaths of membership
 misappropriation of funds of the United | Brotherhood, betrayal of trusts and in | terests of the United Brotherhood ant malfeasance in office. At a meeting O | committee to try these charges in Buf ] falo, August 1st, 1888, Cronin was pres ent as one of the committee. Sullivan objected to Cronin's presence as al
 enemy always trying to inlure him Four of the committee exonerated Sulll van and colleagues but McCahy anC Cronin made minority report sustain ing the charges.
 ST LOUIS, May 24.lThe train mon who arrived here say that the spikes and fish plates had been removed for the evident purpose of wrecking the train, and sup pose the work was done by train rob- bers though no attempt to rob the train was made, and it Is presumed that some thing scared them off or threw the wrong train.
 CHICAGO, May 24.-So far there has been no development in the Cronin case. The police are guarding the vacant cot tage in Lake View, rented shortly before pr. Cronin's death, but it has not been occupied since. A reporter gained en- terance into the cottage and discovered blood stains of which an attempt had been made to conceal. It is said the detective found bloody clothing con- cealed in the attic.
 GRASS VALLEY, May 24.-Last evening at Colfax. a young tiger in cage, thrust his paw through the bars and caught c;rcns mans hand tearing the flesh from the wrist to the end of his fingers and taking off the middle finger.
 Wm. Mourish died here last night from the result of bite by hog two weeks ago.
 LONDON. May 23.-The yatcht Vallay- rie. Yarana and IreX sailed another race to day. The Vallayrie was winner, ar ana second, Irex third.
 MILWAUKEE, May 24-Sam Yeh Jap me of the chinamen charged wlth ravishing little children and whose ar rest led. to serious rioting and the de- molition of Chinese laundries, was thls found guilty and sentenced to thirty five-years Imprisonment.
 Boston. May 24.lThe steamer James Watt from Guantanamo reports May 22nd, having passed the United States Sloon of War Yantic with the loss of her foremast and jibboon. She was badly damaged and was heading for New York.
 WASHINGTON, May 24-The President has appointed D. F. Wilkerson, of Penn sylyania. to be Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
 NEW HAVEN, CONN. May 24-John c. Bradley, cashier of the Merchants Ma tional bank, is charged with embezzle- nent. The loss may reach one hun fred thousand dollars.
 SAN FRANcIsco, May 24-The United States cutter Rush sailed for Behring Sea and Alaska this morning to protect the American fisheries there under in- structions from Secretary Tracy.
 PARIS. May 24 The Nineteenth cen ,ury says that a number of Frenchmen nave been arrested by German author ties at Soultzmatt, ,Alsace on the charge )f treason.
 NEW YORK, May 4.-It is stated posi- lively that President Harrison will re- view the Decoration Day Parade Tn Brooklyn.
 NEW YORK, May 23-The greatest monetary prize of the spring racing sea- son. the great American sweepstakes for TWO year olds, worth S20, 900 to the win Ter was decided at Gravesend this af- ernoon and Carlo Orick. two year old, owned by Eugene Belmont, was the vic or. The distance was five furlongs. There were fourteen contestants. Bal aret came in second and Tors third. Slime 21a.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-The Phila- lelphia's fell an easy victim to the Cleve- and's this afternoon through their ina ,ility in batting. Philadelphia 2, Cleve1 and 5. Batteries: Philadelphia, San lers and Clements: Cleveland, Beaten md Sutcliffe.
 Louisville, May 23.-Baltimore 9, Louisville 8.
 Columbus, May 23.-Columbus 4, Cincinnati 5.
 Kansas City, May 23.-Kansas City 3, Brooklyn IT. The game was called to m end at the 9th inning on account of l heavy rain.
 St Louis, May 23.-St Louis 8, Ath- cities 9.
 Washington, May B Washington ,. Pittsburg l. Batteries: Washington, Pearson and Mack; Pittsburg, Cunning md Carroll.
 New York, May 23.-The game today between the New York and Chicago ;lubs was combination of great bat ting and poor fielding. New York 17, Chicago IS. Batteries: New York, Hat field and Ewing; Chicago, Gumbert and Sommers.
 WASHINGTON, May 23.- Secretary Win dom signed sailing orders for the rev. snue steamer Richard Rush, now at San Francisco, directing her to sail inn upon receipt of the instruc- tions to Alaska and then to cruise dili- gently in Behring sea for the purpose of warming all persons against entering such waters for illegal fishing and ar resting all persons and seizing all yes sells found to have been engaged in any of the laws of the United States therein.
 CENTRALIA, Ills, May 23-The returns indicate the election of J. R. Williams, over T. s. Ridgeway, republi can, in the Nineteenth congressional district election, to fill the vacancy cansed by the death of Congressman Townsend.
 VICTORIA, B. C., May 23-A Leonard