Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-07-27

CHICAGO, July 1S.-John l.. Sullivan
 maee things rather lively for while il 1 Tom Curley's saloon on the levee, to
 night. He had been drinking somewhat
 and during the course of the evening
 Peter Jackson of Australia and Sailor
 Brown, the Caucasian slogger, came 1T for drink. In the course of an anima
 ted discussion between all parties Brown
 called Sullivan a liar. The champion
 promptly knocked him down before he
 could be seized by friends.
 One Professor" Conley attempted tC
 interfere, but was knocked down by
 Saloonkeeper Curley, Sullivan not deign- i ing to notice him. Sullivan was quickly | hustled into back room by his friends, | and the little unpleasantness was soon l forgotten.
 Tonight Sullivan and his friends are
 out in carriages, doing the town, making | frequent stops at various resorts. SAN FRANCISCO, July 18-In the Blythe
 will contest today Mrs. Asscroft, mother
 of Florence Blythe, the alleged heiress,
 continued her testimony and was after
 wards subject to vigorous examina- tion, the tenor of which was to show that some of the contestants will make strong effort to prove that Florence IS
 the child of James Joseph Asscroft, that
 Blythe's child died not many years after
 her birth, and that the Asscroft child
 was thereafter fraudulently represented
 to Blythe as his child.
 WASHINGTON, July 1S.@The secretary of the treasury has decided to ask the attorney general for his opinion as to the rights for Chinese to pass, in transit, through the United States Territory.
 LONDON, July 20.-The name of the man who was arrested yesterday on sus picion of being the Whitechapel mur- derer, is Wm. Brodie. He was arraigned before the police magistrate this morn by him to the police was true; prisoner remanded for one week.
 NEW YORK, July 2O.-The evening pa pers state that Charley Mitchell and Pony Moore sailed for Liverpool from here this afternoon.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 20.-At five o'clock this morning fire broke out in the rear of Chinese wash house on Third Street. The wash house and saloon next door were soon in flames, which spread to the tailor-shop of Hen " Garbe, the cigar store of Julius Sten- hart, and the saloon of Fred Wager, which were destroyed. The barber shop of A. Silveria was also damaged. John NJ. Jackson, sleeper in one of the buildings, was butned, probably fatally. The Chinese laundrymen also had mar row escape Total loss S100O0; insur- ancc S3,0O0.
 WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, July 20.-Last night gang of strikers overpoTered the sheriff and police and forced large of coal dock employees to throw ed. The mayor telegraphed to Cover nor Howard asking that troops be sent here. In response, company from Eau Clare arrived this morning.
 CHICAGO, July 22-The Commercial | National Bank through its attorney | went before Judge Grinnell this morn | ing and secured confession of judg l ment for S13,791 against James J. West, | editor of Chicago Times, and James J. | West & Co.,; which firm includes Clinton | A. Snowden, formerly managing editor | of the Times. A deputy sheriff went to | the Times building and made demand | for the money The editor explained | that he had no property that he could turn over in satisfaction of the debt. | The officer then started for Vests resi- lence in Hyde Park with the expressed intention, of levying on his personal effects
 NEW YORK. July 22.-P. s. Campbell, owner of the balloon in which the ill ated aeronaut, Hogan, went up in, says, t is not true he sent telegram to Hog ms wife, at Jackson, Mich, saying her had alighted safely on Long island. Campbell has no knowledge as O Hogan's whereabouts, and is inclined O give him up for lost.
 LOUISVILLE, July 22-An inflated bag, the description of Hogan's Iir ship passed over this city last night. t went from northeast to southwest ard appeared to be about two miles high.
 WASHINGTON, July 22-The board of 'fiicers detailed to conduct the official rial of the gunboat Petril, on Saturday, will recommend that a third trial be nade The trial on Saturday was a allure, due to the inexperience of some, nd fatigue of others, of the tiremen.
 NEW YORK, July 22-The captain of he Atlas line steamship "Alene" brings he news that on July 11th Hippclyte ttempted to take Port-au-Prince. On he 12th he also made several assaults, ut was repulsed each time, With loss. he retreated to Crix des point about nine miles from where he Is now en- amped.
 PATTsvILLE, Pa, July 22-Three boys, ons of prominent citizens, were out irving this morning, and whilst cross- ng the railroad they were struck by an ngine. All, it is believed, are fatally urt.
 NEW BEDFORD. Mass. July 22.-The 1haling schooner Franklin arrived with ' , of the crew and passengers of the teamer Lorenzo D. BOlor, from Point LntOnio, Jamaica, which was burned at ca July 10th. Two of the crew were 
 DENVER, July Millionaire John Hen, a New York hotel man, and Prof. ,. H. Platt, the equestrian, reached here esterday on horseback. They have idden from New York, which city they aft on May 14th. They expect to reach 'an Francisco by October.
 PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 2O.-An stimate can hardly yet be formed of the reat calamity that has swept over the little Kananha valley, but enough is