Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-24
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Sheriff Cnilds. of Miss, who is iere to i take him, back, says he has 10 fears of ! the sort, ani that KiirIin | will leve for 1iississippi to dAy to stand ! bis, trial. Cnilis makes the rather i statement that KilraiE | knows he has nothing to fear. lie ! says the plan is 10 eonvset kilrain ana . sen s'nce him t0 the same punishment | as inflicted on Sullivan. This will put | things in proper trim for the punish ! ment of railroad officials who carried the ! pugiiists to the fight, and for whom | Governor If3weTy is gunniHg, especially. | Kilrlin will then be released on bail, ! and as soon as the railroad men are 1 brouskt to time. both Sullivan and Xii ! rain -iil be pardoned, or proceedings ! against them dropped.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, August q. A cor reSpO1dSnC writes from B@nco-, Butte County, under date 10th, that t6e forest fires which have ragged in thls vicinity were something fearful. The fire com menced burning in. Tuba County and burned steady three days, sweeping ev- erything before 1t rushing madiy through farms and orchards and burned down houses, barns. fences and trees. The flames were whipped into fury by south winds. and all efforts to stay them were almost futile. ! strip of country ten miles long and two and one half wide was burnt over.
 PROVIDENCE. RI, August 2O.-The Phesix Wooien Company, If East Greenwich, assigned The failure was brought about through the failure of Bro xn, Steese and Clark who held the companies notes for large amount, and debts. Liabilities unknown.
 MIsscUr.A. Mont, August 20.-Infor- nation is received that Indians are again menGcing the whites at Demers vile One white man was killed. Jus tice Of Peace teiegraphed Gov. White, asking protection, and says settlers are guarding their homes.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 20-Twenty Arabs of both sexes, are detained at Castle Garden until the Turkish consul can be consulted. It is said there are 1G,0C0 Arabs waiting to come to this country, provided the p are passed through. ,o P1TrsBUEG, Aug. 20.-An explosion oc cured at Staubs Brewery, AileghaDy City, this afternoon. Three were killed and d number injured.
 SAN FRANCISCO. August I9.-The dele gation of the c. \. k. from this city left this evening for Milwaukee to take part in the encampment. Department con- mander and staff left Los Angeles last night. and delegations from Red Bluff and Marysville were all to meet at Sac ramento, but were too late. Only two cars have gone from here and 1t is esti mated that there yvilI not bs two hun dred men all told from this state and Nevada.
 PORTLAND, Oregon, August 19-De- partment commander McEirOv of the Grand Army. and the Oregon delegation numbering forty, left tonight for the national e1camPment at Milwaukee. They have a special ear containing sam pies of Oregon wheat, fruits snd othe. products. which will be cxh,biCe;i al Milwaukee.
 CINcIEvAHI. August i9. The supefia- tendent of police have notified the theat- rical and base ball managers that Sun day performances and ball games will not be permitted hereafter. Manager ! Stone today called on Mayor AOSUy to
  : four games scheduled here fer Sundays | The mayor made positive refusal. and ! told him that real bonaf3a arrests ot managers and the players gonld be made on the spot ii the games were i.'tanptcG. Theatrical maD8gers al say Nay will not oppose the law.
 WASHINGTON. August 19-Secretc " Cushev .sl. isEStlan important pension | decision. He rescinds the Iu.e made by Con missioner Black on September 4th, | 1885. and oyerrules the opinion of Ey- Assistant Secretary Hawkins m the same case that "dishonorably discharged from service operates as bar to pension and | declares that the character of 6 soldiers | discharge cannot affect his claim for q pension.
 | SAN D1Eoo. August 19-Suit was be 1 gun in the Supreme court this morning l by the Attorney General of the State. to remove Mayor Douglas Gum from his office, as a usurper, ard to declare the new charter under which he was elected 1 illegal and void.
 1 PARIS. August 19-A special envOy- of ! King Humbert. Cf Italy. today present ed Fhos. A. Edison with an ensign Of the grand officer Of the crown of Italy. Edison thus becomes Count and his wife Countess.
 SAN FRAyCIsco, August 19 Quite a crowd was present to-day at the hearing of the Blythe case. Frederick II. Reed. a civil engineer of Pomona, said that ] about three weeks before Biythe's death l the latter told him that he intended leaving his estate to his daughter Flor ence. and spoke of bringing her to l America.
 In the Blythe case this afternoon | George H. Hirsch, of Elsinore. San Die go county, and who had charge of ! Biythe's San Diego property, testified that Blythe told him his property vas all for kis daughter and identified let ter he received from Blythe in which he received from Blythe, in which he said he was 60 years old July 30th, '82.
 ALBUQUEgQUE. N. M., August 1G- Manuel Padia, a desperate horse and cattle thief was lodged in jail this morn 1 ing. Several indictments were returned against him some months ago.
 SAN D1EGo, August 19.-The Owens I gold mine near Julean was sold today to H. 4. Williams, of Massillcn, Ohio, for S50,CO0.
 PARIS, August 19-La Nation says that the report that France intended to make a demand for the extradition of General Boulanger from England is un- true.
 LITTT.ERoCK, Arkansas. August 19.- Deputy United States Marshal brought here from Howard county William lief fling, who is the leader Of a desperate 1 band of cOunterfeiters, who have their headquarters in the mountains in the southwestern part of the state. It is be- lieved he will make full confession and reveal his eonfederates.
 LONDON, August 19-Rev. Sturgeon will sign the petition for the release Of Mrs. Maybrick.
 SAN FRAHcIsoo, August 19.-In the ! United States district court this after ncon Judge Hoffman was officially noti- | fed of the death of Judge David s.