Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-05

| SIOUX FALLS, $. Oak. October B. Sioux Falls comedies the temporary | capital to Pierre. Prohibition carried by at least 5000. The republican state
 ticket elected by 10000.
 HELENA, Mont, October 3. 3.-According | to latest returns, republicans claim leg
 islature; 37 to 34. Power and Toole are
 neck and neck for governor. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The statement | of the pension office shows that during
 the months of July, August and Sept
 ember the original pensions number 13,- eco.
 FRESNO, October 3.-J. H. Hamilton a prominent citizen and capitalist was drowned this morning in a slough at his farm near San Jose. He had been to the slough..to water some colts and it is supposed he was injured by the animals | in some manner, as the water is not 3 l feet deep.
 BELLEGREEN, Ala, Oct. 3-U. s. De- putty Marshal Charles Sparks, was shot
 and killed, yesterday by Locke EZzel, | who was resisting arrest. LITTLE FALLS, Wis, October 3.-Mrs K. R. Hands, wife of the jailor, last | night robbed her husband and released
 the highway robber, John Mitchell, and eloped with him.
 BUFFAo, October 3.-Gen. Lester B. Faulkner was this morning found guilty for making false report of the condi-
 tion of the Nashville Natianal Bank | in 1887. The bank was wrecked. Fhulk-
 ner was sentenced seven yoaIs m the penitenaiary.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 3-The President at noon gave a special audience to the new Chinese minister. This afternoon
 was devoted to conference with Secra- taries Windom and Noble regarding ap- pOintments.
 TOPEKA, Oct. 3.-The deep harbor convention met to-day and adopted the report of common resolutions favoring the establishment, by congress, of deep water harbor on the northwest coast of the Gulf of Mexico.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Blast returns make it appear that prohibition is de- feated in North Dakota by 1900 though the prohibitionists claim the state. In South Dakota prohibition carried by 5000 to 100000. Went republican by 10000.
 The Journals Helena special says: Returns from outside precincts coming in very slowly. Carter's (rep) elec- tion to congress conceded by the oppo- sition. Both sides still claim the gov ernorship. The legislature still hangs in the balance. The majority of the state ticket Is republican, but big figures have been knocked into splinters.
 WAsHINrroN. Oct. 3.-Delegases to the International American congress were astir early to prepare for long trip arranged for them by the depart mont of state. They partook of an enrly breakfast then made way to the Penn sylvania railway station where they were received by William F. Curtis, special agent of the state department in charge of the excursion. At S:15 the train started on its long journey. First stop will be made at Jersey city.
 MERIDIN, Conn.,, October 3-Charles S. Pratt, confidential book keeper of the secretary and cashier of H. Wales lines Company was arrested for the embezzle- ment of over s10OO0. The affair caused a profound sensation, as Pratt was an officer in several local organizations, treasurer of the First Congregational So- ciety, ,and City Alderman. He has con- fessed.
 NEW YORK, October 3.-Dispatches to Marine Exchange dated Nassau, Sept. 10 announce the steamer Earnmoore, from Baltimore for Rio Janiero, foundered at sea in gale,Sept 5th. All lives lost, ex- except seven. Total loss about twenty | eight.