Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-22

NEW YORK, June 20.-445 Mormon Proselyites landed at Castle Gardens this morning. They go to Utah.
 MARYs LANDING, N. J., June 20.-An- drew Grimes, colored, murderer of John Ms tn at Atlantic city, was hanged hero to-oay.
 NEW YORK, June 20-O'Donovan Rossa and Wilbur H. Hendrickson were arrest ed on complaint of Patrick Sarsfeld Cassidy, charging them with criminal libel.
 ST. LOUIS, June 2. Dispatches from southeastern Kansas says the Neosho river is at flood height and that many thousand acres of wheat and other grain is destroyed.
 WAsHINEToN, June 20.-The secretary of the navy has ordered an inquiry into the grounding of the Steamer Colstel- lation.
 TIE HAGUs, June 20.-The King of Holland ha: lad 8 serions relapse from his rrcent recovery.
 CHn,AG0, June 21-The books of the ChinaHo National Bank were called for by the Cronin grand jury today. An hour was spent examining the accounts of Alexander Sullivan. The evidence was given to show Coughlins intimacy with the var.ous suspects and to his ire quently expressed annimosity to Cronin.
 BOSTON, June 20.-The funeral of the late John G, Gilbert, the veteran actor. took place this afternoon from the Church of the United. Rev. Minot J. Savage conducted the ceremonies. which were simple and brief The interment took place at Forest Hill cemetery.
 BOSTON, June 20-The Union Pacific officials say they have no advices such as came to Chicago, as to the threatened strike on their lines. They state state there is some trouble with the engineers, but its settlement rests with MT. Kim ball and he will, it is believed by the off cials, secure an early adjustment of the difficulties.
 PROVIDENCE, June 2O.-Rhode Island IS to-day voting on the question of re- pealing the state prohibition law A three-ffths vote necessary. News from towns show majorities for approval.
 JoHNsTowN, June 2O.-The strike among the laboring men here is fairly on. This morning not one thousand men were at work. The dissatisfaction is spreading to other workmen. Over bearing bosses, and short rations for which the men are made to pay liberal ly, are the grievances. The military are on active duty. There is fear that a riot will follow. Three car loads of Italians arrived this morning, but were pursuaded not to leave the train until the trouble was settled.
 NEW LONDON, Conn, June 2O-This morning Alvin Park, a widower aged forty, murdered girl named Littlsfield, aged fourteen, because she did not re- ciprocate his love. He shot her four times.
 JoHNsrowN, June 2O-An foreign workman have quit work.
 CHAMBLE, June 2O.-Three men and a boy were fishing from a small boat this morning, when heavy gale swamp ed them. Alex Rivers, his son and Louis Seabeard was drowned.
 NEW PORT, R. l., June 20.-A light vote on the repeal of the prohibitory amendment is being cast. Vote at one o'clock was about 855 to 185. The | womer are working in most of the wards.
 NEW YORK, June 19.-A conference was held to-day between representatives of the Oregon Navigation and Union | Pacific companies in regard to future | managements. It is stated that abo ut | 60,OO0 shares will pass into the hands of | half dozen persons identified with the | Union Pacific and Manitoba lines. | Nothing definite could be learned about | the result of the conference but it is | said the Union Pacific represena- tives agreed to maintain dividends at the | rate of six per cent per annum.
 SsN FRANCISCO, June 19.-A special | from Santa Fe, N. M., says: A transfer | of large mining property in Cerrilo | district is being closed here and all | that remains to complete the deal is the | making of deeds and few minor details. The property comprises eight hundred | acres of patent mineral lands about | twenty miles south of this city, New York parties backed by English capital | are the buyers and it is understood the | consideration of the property is two mil lions.