Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-29
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lte0 udt1lc was Lucy WdIc NtDU. ouc was born August 28, 1881, at Chilicothe, Ohio. She was the youngest child and only daughter of Dr. James Webb. and ldaria Cook. During the four years of her life at the White House she. was by the grateful cordiality with which she received all who came. Since the retirement of her husband from public life she has been an ardent ly interested member of the Woman's Relief Corps and has served during the successive years as President of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of | the Methodist Episcopal church.
 BALTIMORE, June 25.-In reply to a lerter from the editor of the Freemans Journal, asking his opinion of the treat ment that political prisoners had re- ceived in Ireland, during the past three | years, Cardinal Gibbon said: As far as | my opportunities enable me to judge it, | the general sentiment of our thought | ful American people is that the treat | ment of political prisoners in Ireland has | been exceedingly harsh and wantonly l severe and in that view 1 am compel 6 i | to concur.
 NEW YORK, June 25-The Pacific mail | company have received no further par siculars of the wreck of the steame, Granada beyond the fact that she went ashore about eighty miles south of Man sallio, and that their agent at Acpulco | has gone to the spot.
 CHARLESTON, s. C., June 24-The Me Daw trial was resumed this morning. | The state has thus established beyond l question the fact in the killing, McDaw shot Dawson in the back and face and tried to bury the body.
 NANTUCKET, June 25.-The wreckage continues to come ashore on the west side of Nantucket. This morning sev- nral English electric incandescent light lamps were found. They are supposed to psfrom the steamer Victoria.
 SPOKANE FALLS, w. T., June 25-Ir the parlors of the Antelope club young Dempsey of California, whipped Tor Stokley, of Cotton, Washington Territory Is rounds for purse of 5000.
 WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Presiden has appointed Henry H. Lawrence as siyer of the mint in San Francisco.
 -Cr'-~r--N.~r June 25.- The parade Of the National Turner Bu d took place GnIs lIoruins and was notable affair.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling was hanged hero thi morning for poisoning her husband anc two children.
 IsHPEMING, June, 9, A hundred and fifty pounds of quartz carrying gold al the rate of fifty thousand dollars ger tor ms been brought in from the Michigan gold mine. The vein is only four feet under the surface and three feet wide. WILKES BARRE, Pa,-Micheal Rizzelo llias Red Nosed Mike was hung thi morning for the murder of J. Brsinard Mcclure in Oct 1888.
 VENTURA, June 25.-The Oil steamer ". L. Hardison belonging to the mission transfer Co. of Santa Paula. burned a; her dock this morning while taking on [ load of oil. The vessel and cargo were de7troyed involving loss of about SS0,OO0.
 LANCASTER, Penna., June 25.-Genera' Cameron is very week and the doctori say he cannot possibly survive anothe: 4 hours.
 HELENA, Mont, June 24.- Advices just received state that disastrous tim per fire is raging west of here on tho Northern Pacific. The Clarh's Forl bridge of the Northern Pacific road which is 600 feet long burned this morn ng.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 2-George Nc Conn awaiting trial for the murder Of
 lis wite, hanged himself in his cell thii morning.
 NEW YORK. June 24.-Captain Shaw f the steamer Delta, which arrived las! light states that Gen. Hyppolyte arrived tt Cape Hati and was about to rejoii he army before Port Au Prince whicl ,ity is in very critical condition. A6
 ices from Panama up to June 10th stat hat Patrick Egan, Minister to Chili. ar
 'ived on the Isthmus and was favorabl. 'eceived.
 SAN RERNARDINo. June A.-Troublf las broken out on Lytle Creek betwee, the ranchers and the Monnt Vernon and semi Tropic Land and Water O., OWE ITS of Realto. Yesterday an armed force vent up from Realto to turn the wate town that place, and an unarmed fore
 rent up from Mount Vernon. The lat
 CT were, of course, powerless to do any hing. This morning large force wen ID from Mount Vernon, taking teams
 crapers, shovels and shotguns; the. ,xpected to repair the ditch destrovc' y the Realto people and then turn down he water. This evening one of Monnt Iernon men came riding into town Il
 taste, calling for Sheriff Seymour and {
 .osse of men to go to the scene of th'
 lostilities, which is ten miles distan:
 rom this city. The sheriff with al
 rmed force at once proceeded to tho
 cene.
 TELLURIDE. Col, June 24.-This morn
 ag while c. F. Painter, cashier of tn
 )amigal County Bank was out makin'
 ome collections, three men entered thu
 ,ank and demanded the funds of tn
 ;ookkeeper at the point of revolvei
 After receiving the bank funds the.
 Jined a fourth robber who was holdln
 heir horses just outside of the bank an'
 ;fU town on a run, firing shots in tE
 ir to frighten the citizens. It IS no
 ct known just what amount they se
 dred. They headed for the AriZon
 ne with several sheriff's parties in pur
 uit.
 RpooKLYN, June 24-Broohlyn ,; c. lumbus O.
 .occond game, Brooklyn '; Columbu
 }.
 Pittsburg June 2-Pittsburg :
 washington 3.
 Chicago June 24.-Chicago 5; Ney
 ork 0.
 Cleveland. June 24-Cleveland C: Philadelphia i.
 indld..apu.is, June 24.-Indianapoli Boston ,.
 Brooklyn. June 24.-The regular um
 ire W. s absent to-day and Rausch Wa:
 Instituted. The Columbus team rc
 lsed to play under Rausch and tn.
 ame was given to Brooklyn by SCOT.
 -9to0. Later on Columbus decide;
 play of postponed game. Scor,
 rooklyn :, Columbus 13.