Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-08-17

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 enforce the law in regard to prize fight
 ing, and will arrest the principals any l where.
 | CHAUTAUoUA, N. Y, August S.-In al
 eloquent lecture on the Pope, Dr. Franl w. Gunsaulus traced the rise of Caesar
 ism in the Church of Rome, and de
 nounced the renewal of it's tempora
 power, and declared that as Wilkes Bootl
 was caught and entangled in the Ameri I can flag, just so would the Roman Pon | tiff who aimed at temporal power in thu
 United States be smothered in ampl, | folds of the stars and strips.
 BOSTON, August SIG. l.. Brown, O
 the embarrassed firm of Brown, Stees 1
 Clark, the treasurer of the Riversid,
 & Oswego Mills company, left BostOr
 last Tuesday night and has not beer heard from since.
 ANNAPOLIS, August 8.-The appoint
 ment of Detective Norris, who has beer trying to arrest Kilrain, has been with
 drawn.
 SANTA ASA, August 8.-Prof. Pierce who is here in behalf of the Michigan
 Horticultural Society claims to have dis
 covered that the disease in grape vines
 is due to bacteria, and he believes that g
 further research will reveal remedy.
 LIVERPOOL, August S.-Mrs. May
 brook IS seriously i'll, and a memorial to
 the government in her behalf has been
 signed by most barristers and solicitors
 in Liverpool.
 HELENA, MoNT, August 8.-The dead
 lock in the convention continued this morning, in regard to capital location,
 and dozen names of towns were voted down. Motion to strike out the provis- ion relating to capital location was fin ally carried, which leaves the capital here for the present.
 OLYMPIA, WASH, August S-The con vention adopted the report that the question of locating the capital be sub mitted to the people at the same time as the constitution. No constitutional committee on civil rights reported to- day.
 JOHNsTowN, August 8.-Ata meeting of business men to-day it was decided to take steps determining the liability of the fishing club for the great disaster, and a committee was appointed to raise funds to help make the suit of John Thomas & Sons test case.
 SPECIAL TO THE CITIZEN:
 TOMBSTONE, August lO-A stabbing affray occurred about 2:30 yesterday af- ternoon, on Allen street, between Dr. G. Goodfellow and Frank V. White, both  we'll known in this city. White was stabbed in the back and to the left of the spinal column, on line between elev- enth and twelfth vertibrae. Wound went ranging outward and upwards. The wounded man was conveyed to the office of the.Daily Epitaph and examined by Dr. Willis, who pronounced the wound serious one, but not necessarily fatal. Goodfellow was taken before Jus tice Easton and placed under S1,OO0 to await the result of Whites injuries. The weapon used resembled an Italian poinard, the blade being double edged, and about f inches in length. The state ment of the wounded man is to the eff feet that he was going up Allen street, about half past two o'clock, and passed Dr. Goodfels2w in front of Pilos' drug store, and as he passed him, the doctor wheeled around and looked at him very deliberately. White asked if he wanted to see him, when the Doctor kicked him and drew a weapon from his pocket far enough to expose the handle. White attempted to strike him with his fist. Expressman Curby then came up and grabbed White and pulled him away. White then struck Curby, upon which the latter se- cured an iron bar, and White ran across the street into saloon. A minute after wards Goodfellow crossed the street to where White was standing and started after him again. White ran to the mid He of the street, picked up rock and threw it at the Doctor. By this time Constable Ben James caught White and he then discovered that he was wounded.
 CHARLOTTE, N. r., August 10.-A col ision between two passenger trains oc- cured near Forest Lawn on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg railroad his morning, telescoping four cars, kill ing one person, and badly injuring eight others.
 CHARLOTTE, August 10-The person killed Is Emma Perrin, of St. John, aged B. Her father and mother on the train were badly hurt. Andrew Tiffany, of )swego, was badly injured, and is not | to live. Mrs. Lewis Moore, of fratwick, N Y., had leg broken. MT. | Brown, of Sherman, N. Y., had his leg broken and feet and toes cut off. The other two persons are unknown.
 John Jay, of Oswego, died at the hos 1ital from injuries.
 BAR HARBoR, August 1O.-The steamer Dispatch reached here this morning, with Secretary Tracy on board, | md an hour later Secretary Tracy and | lis daughter Mrs. 'Nilmerding, and | Japt. CoWles, called on the president. | The afternoon will be spent on board | he Sappho, by the president and MT. 1 Blaine.
 CHICAGO, August 10-The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe issued new tariff l his morning on through business from | points west of Missouri River east. The | .ariff is appliable only to the eastern ex- ention from Kansas City to the Chicago, Santa Fe and California. This means | hat 1t will divide their business from | points west of Missouri river with any other road between Kansas City and | Chicago. A big fight will probably re- Jult
 BosToN, August 1O-G. P. Brown, of | Brown, Steele lS Clark, and treasurer of | he Oswego and Riverside corporation, | who disappeared so mysteriously, was ;een in Albany at 6 o'clock, a. m., 'n Wednesday. He appeared as usual, md carried big hand bag. He has not been seen since.
 CONYELsvILLE, Pa, Aug. 10-The i made another raid this | and drove men from their