Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-05-25

ing to Henry E. Perrine, merchant of Buffalo.
 SCRANTON, Pa, May 2O.-A severe wind storm prevailed at Clarksgreen vil- lage, north of here. Several buildings were blown down.
 WILKES BARRE, Pa, May 20.-A terri tic wind and rain storm swept the Lacka- wanna valley this afternoon, and whole orchards were ruined. Two houses were swept from their foundations and all the | inmates injured.
 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 20.-In the general assembly of the Presbyterian union to-day the standing committee on Sabbath observance submitted a report | declaring that the greatest foes to the | Sabbath were the Sunday trains, Sun- day saloons and Sunday newspapers. Special to tho CITIZEN
 TOMBSTONE, A. T., May 22.-A fight | occurred in the Court House hall, be- tween P. Perasich and Jas. B. Lacy, dur ing which Perasich stabbed Lacy in the abdomen inhicting a serious wound. | The trouble grew out of mining suit | which went against Perasich. The lat ter is in jail.
 NEW YORK, May 22.-In the Presby- terian general assembly the committee l on bills and overtures, reported that the | committee had received overtureS from | fifteen Presbyterian churches asking a | revision of the confession of faith. The !! matter was made special order for Fri |, day afternoon. The report of the Board | of Foreign missions showed that more l money was needed to meet the grow | ing demands The contributions last | year fell off over fifty thousand dol lars.
 SAN FRANcIsco, May Michael | Hawkins, of Daily & Hawkins, shot at | Mrs. Peter Donahue this morning, as she sat in her carriage on Montgomery street. The bullet passed through the | carriage but did not hit her. The United | States supreme court recently decided | a suit of Hawkins against Mrs. Donahue | in her favor. This is supposed to be the | cause of the shooting. Hawkins was ar rested.
 LONDON, May 22-William O'Brien | continued his testimony before the Par | nell commission. The league, he said, | was founded chiefly to oppose secret | landlord combinations. The land lords | formed a combination having a capital | of one million pounds, for the purpose of | carrying out evictions by the wholesale, | and replacing evicted tenants with col | onies of tenants from other counties.
 CHICAGO, May 22-The sensational di- | vorce case in which Leslie Carter charg- | ed his wife with adultry and she charg- | ed him with unspeakable crimes towards | her, was concluded this morning, the | jury finding the woman guilty as charg- ed and her husband not guilty.
 MONTREAL, May 22.-The steamships Cynthia and Polynesian collided this | morning near Long Point, few miles | east. Eight lives reported lost. I'm | mediately after the collision the Cynthia | sank in 12 fathoms of water. The sur vivors swan ashore. The Polynesian | proceeded to Quebec in damaged condition. Polynesian and her officers are much | blamed for not stopping to render as sistance.
 NEW YORK, May 22.-At the Inman line office the announcement was made | today that the City of Paris had broken the record for the eastward passage by one hour and th1rty-five minutes.
 DETROIT, May 22.-A slight fall of snow is reported from several parts of the state this morning.
 MILWAUKEE, May 22-Despatches from the Interior of the state indicate that the garden truck and the tender | shoots of early corn were severely nipped | by frost last night.
 MINNEAPOLIS, May 22-A number of | towns in Central and Southern Minne sota report hard frost this morning which did damage to vegetation,
 BERLIN, May 22-The conference on the Samoan question met again today.
 WASHINGTON, May 22-Ex-S Secretary Bayard will be married to Miss Clymer | June 12th. The wedding will be very quiet.
 WASHINGTON, May 21.-The secretary | of state is in receipt of dispatch from | Bragg, United States Minister to Mexico | including communication from the | Mexican secretary of the treasury to the I Mexican congress, {; h owing the house of | Blechroeder accepted the proposal for s2,9O0,OO0 to complete the S6,SO00OO | loan.
 LIMA, PERU, May 21-President Ca cerz opened the extraordinary congress yesterday.
 VIENNA, May 21-Forty-five persons lost their lives by floods in Bohemia.
 PHILADELPHIA, May Indianapolis game postponed to-day on account of rain.
 Louisville. May 21.-Baltimore 4; Louisville 8.
 St. Louis, May 21.-St. Louis. ?; Ath- letics, g.
 Kansas City, May 24-KansaA City, 13; Brooklyn 10
 Columbus, May 21.-Columbus, 10; Cincinnati, 13.
 Washington, May 21-Inability to hit Fearson's effective pitching with any de- gree of success, and poor fielding on the part of Chicago gave the Senators the victory to-day. Washington, B: Chi cago 6. Batteries: Washington, Fear son and Mack; Chicago, Hutchinson
 New York, May 21.-New York, 3; Pittsburg, 4. Batteries: New York, Welch and Ewing; Pittsburg, Stanley and Miller.
 BERLIN, May 21.-The special cores pondent of the Associated Press here was informed this evening that Germany had finally consented to restore King Mallatoa. But now comes fresh diff culty, growing out of Germany's claim , for indemnity. The American commis- : sioners hold that if any indemnity is to ' be paid it must be merely nominal . sum. Germany, on the contrary, main tains that in the conflicts between the ', German forces and Samoans, the latter : were invariably the aggressor and were : guilty of barharous practices which . should entail upon Samoa the payment of special indemnity. The matter very likely will have to be referred to the ( plenary conference.
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