Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-24

the town or Guaymas, MexlcO. Ten men lost their lives. Eight Mexicans were in the mine at the time of the fire, and two unknown Americans formerly of San Francisco, volunteered to go to their rescue of possible. The shaft was full of smoke and gas, and when the bucket was hauled to the top the Ameri- cans were found to be dead. The fire
 lasted several days and finally burned it. self out.
 Il KEoKUP, Iowa, August 15-At the races to-day Satellite trotted six miles in 16:5314, breaking all previous records. The last mile was made in tive minutes, 43 seconds.
 Pittsburg, Aug. 15--Pittsburg, g; Cleveland. Aug. 15.-Cleveland, 19; Boston 8.
 St. Louis, Aug. 15.-St. Louis, 19: Columbus II.
 Indianapolis, Aug. 15,-Indianapolis 6; Philadelphia 8.
 Kansas City, August U. Ksnsas City, ?; Brooklyn z.
 Louisville. August 15.-Louisville o; Balto 3. 't
 Chicago, Aug. 15,-Chicsgo, :; Wash ington 6.
 Cincinnati, August 5.-Cincinnati, g; Athletics, 10.
 Stockton, August 15-Stockton, 5; Sacramento, ?.
 | MINNEAPOLIS, August 15.-In the con- vention of Forester's to day the order adopted as it's name the Ancient Order of Foresters of America" It has here tofore been branch of the order in En gland.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 15-Shsriff | Cunningham, of San Joaquin county, arrived here from Stockton at nine o'clock with a warrant for the arrest of Justice Field. As, however, the hour was late and the warrant had to be en- dorsed by the magistrate of this city be- fore it could be served, Cunningham de- 1 cided to wait until tomorrow morning before serving it. Justice Field re- mained quietly at the Palace hotel this evening and received few callers. Judge Terry's death yesterday and the scenes surrounding it have been the principal topic of conversation here to- day. Telegrams have been pouring in on Justice Field congratulating him | upon his narrow escape. Among those sending telegrams are his three broth CTS, Cyrus w. Field, David Dudley Field Henry M. Field, Judge M. P. Dealy, of Oregon, JOs H. Choak, President of the New York bar association.
 PUEvIs, Miss, August 15.-Ths jury was completed after considerable trou- ble to-day and Sullivan was placed on the stand. He pleaded not guilty and the examination of witnesses began. Major Robinson testified that he was at the prize fight and then recited the oc- currenceS.
 LATHRoP, Aug 17.-Deputy U. s. Marshal Nagle was released from jail at on a writ of habeas corpus, issued by Judge Sawyer of the U. $. circuit court. He passed through here on a special train at ;O5 for San Francisco. accom- panied by Marshal Franks, deputy and attorney.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. H-Deputy Marshal David Nagle arrived in this city at 7;45 this morning, in charge of Sheriff Cunningham of Stockton, and was taken at once to the city prison. A writ of habeas-coTans was issued by Judge Sawyer, and served upon Sheriff Cunningham yesterday. The sheriff | went to Stockton yesterday afternoon, and left there with Nagle in special | train an hour before daylight this morn | ing The affair W as given no publicity, and there was no one at the depot when l the train left. iThe writ of habeas corpus | was returnable at II o'clock this morn | ing, and Nagle is expected to appear at that time. Judge Sawyer has postponed the hear ing of the habeas corpus case of Deputy | Marshal Nagle until next Tuesday.
 After the postponement of the hearing | of the Nagle case until next Thursday, | Judge Sawyer remanded Nagle to the custody of Marshal Franks and prisoner was placed in the county jail.
 AUSTIN, Tex, August 17.-Govsrnor | Ross received dispatch from Richmond, saying that fight had occurred between | Jaybirds and woodpecker, rival political factions, in which Sheriff Carey and Deputy Blackenry were killed, and sev eral others were wounded. The govsr- ner has ordered the light guards of Houston to go to Richmond at once. "Jaybirds" name is given to white demo- crats of Fort Bend county, and 'Wood peckers" includes negroes, vastly ascen- dants. It is reported the Woodpecker | crowd is in the court house, surrounded | by other factions, but no fighting occur | red.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, August 17-Thomas 4 Reynolds, a shoe dealer, was arrested | this morning on a charge of murder. | The dead body of a Chinaman was found | in front of his store last night with & | wound in the temple. A hammer cov- cred with blood, was found in the store | of Reynolds He says he caught the | Nhinaman stealing in the store and I-,w him into the street but denies |
 ri ing him.
 NEW YORK, August 17-Sam Crane, of the Metropolitan base ball club, was arrested this morning on a charge of running away with Hattie Tradenfsltsr, tl,s- pretty wife of Scranton fruit des- Ter. The woman was also arrested. | Tradenfelter claims that his wife took | fourteen hundred dollars belonging to | hlm when she ran away.
 PITrsBURG, August 17-A cablegram from Paris announces the death of Wm. Thaw, Vice President of the Psnnsyl- vania Railway. He is reputed to have been worth two million.
 WASHINGTON, August 17.-Col John NJ. Wilson, of the Engineering Corps, late superintendent of public buildings in the District of Columbia, was to-day appointed Supt. of United States Mili- tary Academy at West Point.
 NEW YORK, August 17.-Mrs. Presi- dent Harrison arrived this morning from Fall River, Mass, and took the 9 o'clock train for Washington.
 NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-A Picayune special from Purvis, Miss, says John L. Sullivan was this morning sentenced to twelve months in prison. Referee Fitzpatrick pleaded guilty and was fined S2O0.
 CITY OF MExIo O, August 17.-A re- ception was given in honor of John G. Carlisle, by Joint-I ornament committes of Congress, at Chambers Deputies, Thursday night.