Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-17
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au-HrlQco son the evening or the ZOtn.
 The noise of Hippolyte's cannons could : be distinctly heard firing at the town. l The attacking force is located west of
 the place, two miles away. The gun boat Panama, 125 tons burden, carrying a few heavy guns, is in Legitime's ser vice, and was ordered around to where she could attack Hippolyte's lombard ing party on the right flank. As soon
 as the little ship was in firing distance, she began to blaze away and kept it up , until darkness set in. Bombarding by l Hippolytes forces was kept up all night
 Alvo left next morning. Legitime lost two men during the fiercest of the fight. Hippolyte's loss can be reckoned in hun
 dreks, it is said.
 BosTPN, August 9.-The wife of G. H.
 Brown, of Brown, Steers & Clark, wool
 dealers lately failed, is almost insane from suspense caused by the continued
 abesnce of her husband, who has not
 been heard of since Tuesday. The
 the opinion that business affairs have
 driven him crazy. Friends of Brown say he either committed suicide or
 absconded, or is wandering about the
 country in demented condition. | BOULDER, Mont, Aug. 9.-Geo. D. Bry- son, was executed here this morning for
 killing his mistress, Anne Lindstrom. The crime was committed at Helena, last year, and created much excitement ! Frequent quarrels occurred, and in Aug | ust, the woman's body was discovered in a prospect hole near that city. The case was taken before the Supreme Court, and decided against Bryson. who stout | In claimed that he was innocent to the | last.
 BAR HARsoR, Aug. 9. 9.-President liar J rison this morning received a visit from 1 Baron Rosen, the Russian Minister, and l several others.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Aug. 9.-The Mass l achusetts Trust < Loan Co, placed an attachment for s200.000 on the Riverside Mill today. This makes S3l2,000 at tachments of property. There is noth- ing known of the whereabouts of Brown, the treasurer. PTTTsBURG, August 9-Private dis | patches from the Cannelsvilie coke re- giOns report a gang. of four thousand | drunken Hungarian coke workers on a | raid. They do not seem to understand ! that the strike is settled in their favor, | and this morning started out to close up | the works in operation. They have | driven workers away at two places, and | are still on the war path.
 NEW YORK, August 9.-F'erdinan W. | Hofele. was arraigned in the police court | this morning. and remanded until to- morrow. Hofele IS charged with com plicity in the crime of President Ebens Allen, of 42nd and Grand St. Surface Road, in the over issue of stock Hofele says he is innocent,
 WASHINGTON, August "A special meeting of the naval board has been or dered for the 23rd inst. This is board appointed to suggest to Sec. Tracy an outline of the plan for completion of the navy.
 CHICAGO, August 9.-Policeman Adam Freyer was shot to death by couple of thugs early this morning, supposed to be John McGraf and Wm. Marcell. There was an exciting chase after them. and nearly one hundred policemen sur rounded their supposed hiding place, and searched every nook and corner without finding them.
 BosToN, Aug. 9.-Geo W. Hollis, of Hollis Dressed Beef & Wool O., has made an assignment.
 MoRocco, Va, Aug. 9.-Col. James Curry, U. s. A., retired, died suddenly last night.
 MERGED. Cal, August 8-Early this morning fire was discovered in F. $. Easton's grain field. Nine hundred acres of wheat has been stacked in four teen stacks in the field. Thirteen of theI stacks were entirely destroyed. The fire is supposed to be the work of an in cendiary as the stubbles between the two rows of stacks are not burned. The grain was owned jointly by Easton and Max Cutler, the latters part being in sured for S4, ,400 while formers insur- ance IS unknown.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August S.-Detective Deasy testified Tn the Blythe case today that shortly before the death of Cover nor Haight Blythe he showed him pa per which he said was his will, and ask ed the witness to advise as to the exec utors, saying he did not wish old men as his executors, as his daughter Flor ence was so young. He showed the wit ness photograph of the girl and her mother, and on witness joking about the girls non-resemblance to him. Blythe became quite angry, insisting it was his child
 SAN DIEGo, Cal. Aug. e.-A junk fly ing dragon flag put into Ensenada with a cargo of abalOne meat and shells, but as the flag of China is not recognized on high seas by the Republic of Mexico.she was refused entry by the port officials. The vessel had sailed from San Francis co with the proper clearance papers, be- ing the first one sent down by the Chin csc capitalist who recently bought half interest in the Lower California Mining Company.
 MONTREAL, Aug. S.-A special to the Gazette from London. says that the i'm perial officers have decided that British rights in the Behring sea must be pro tected from further American outrages.
 MONTEREY. Aug. S.-Twenty-five hun dred people from here and the surround ing country witnessed a sham battle this morning between troops of the reg ular army, mum berIng six hundred and fifty, which took part in the attack that was made on hill. Two miles from the starting point they formed a semi-circle and advanced on all sides at once. Three quarters of an hour was consumed to reach the summit. Manuevers of artill- cry and cavalry were interesting and ex- citing. General Miles commanded in person, assisted by Col. Shafter
 Cleveland, August S.-Cleveland, :; Philadelphia 10.
 Kansas City, August S.-Kansas City ?; St. Louis II.
 Louisville, August 8.-Louisville, 3; Cincinnati, i.
 Philadelphia, August Philadelphia 6; Athletics ,.
 Pittsburg, August S.-Pittsburg, 12; Washington 16.
 Chicago August S.-No game on ac- count of rain.
 Indianapolis, Aug. S.-Indianapolis, 14; New York, i. Ii