Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-06

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 pire Fessenden arriving when the fir
 half of the first inning had been playe
 The Bostons insisted upon Fesssnd.
 relieving Nagle, Chicago objected. ar
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 to Chicago 9 to and Fessenden ga,
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 St. Louis, Sept. 2-Two physician
 hled complaints in the probate court tr
 day for inquiry as to the sanity of Mrl
 "ood"orth, the evangelist who hs
 been holding meetings here for ssvsrs
 months. The doctors think that the pc
 cuiiar mehtal and bodily state is due t.
 hypnotism exerted by Mrs. Woodwortl
 and that its effect is most peruicious
 The basis for inquiry lies in the fac that Mrs Woodwork has stated whil, ID this state that she has conversed witI the deity and descended into the depth. of Lades.
 White River Junction, Sept. 2-Thil state today voted for state officers ant two representatives to congress-. Twenty cities and towns, including Burlington gave Page (Rsp) for governor 3571 Brigham { Dem) 204I and Allen Gro 1l5 votes. The returns thus far re ceived indicate that the republican vote is very light and that the ticket has been cut.
 Marti- ez, Sept. 2-Last night about 2 o'clock, a cold-bloodei murder occurr. ed near Clayton, in the foot hills of Mt Diabolo. John Burke and Wm Martin dale, two citizens of that locality, en gagged in a drunken row Sunday. Last night Martindsls bent on having re. yeDge, repaired to the house of Burke with shot gun, and found him intoxi csted and fast asleep. Martindale plac- ed the gun to Burks's eye and fired, blowing his brains out. Martindale was brought here and lodged in jail Burke was single and aged 40 years Martindnle is 69 years old and has a Aife.
 New York, Sept. 2-McLaushlin, ore of imerica's foremost jockeys in all the years he rode upon the turf, will, accord ing to the Tribune. r,turn to the saddle F. B. Heck, who recently bought Theo- dore Winters horses, intends to go in for racing on an extensive scale, and has engaged Mclaughlin to ride for him next spring.
 Concord, N. H. Sept. 2-The plat form adopted by the democratic state convention today favors pension legis- lstion, tariff reform and deDounces the force bill. Charles Hsmsden of Pena cook, WAS renominated for governor.
 Susanvllle, Cal, Sept. 2-Last night the Liegen and Snssnvills stage was stopped near Milford, miles from here. Wells Fargo & Co.'s box was ts- ken by lone highwayman. Value un- known.
 Washington, Sept. 2-Evarts present. ed resolution from Buffalo Merchants favoring reciprocity. not only with the nations to the south but also those to the north.
 Hale, speaking on his reciprocity said: Whoever had seen the gradual falling ( fl of American trade with central and southern A. ericsn isles of the sea must have witnessed those conditions with greatest imps- tience. The people of all these 'un- tries had common interest with the people of the United States.
 Allison made 8 long statement of re- ,eipts and expenditures of the govern ment and the probable effect of the tariff bill on finances. He said it was 8 wise thing 10 take of sugar duties. He was also in favor of further extension of the reciprocal trade, and hoped the Unised States would have its jus. share of any such bargains.
 Gibson argued agaius: the sugar bounty proposition.
 Thomas opposed Hsls's amendment md said it would allow free importation 'f wool, lead ores, copper, zinc, iron, gold and silver.
 Iu the evening session Gibson moved ! substitute for the sugar schedule in the existing law, impos- ng duties on sugar.
 HOUSE,
 Washington, Sept 2-Olsyton-Breck- 'nridge case went over until tomorrow, md Cannon took the floor and made 8 tstement relative to the appropriations made this session of congress.
 Savers, member of appropriation com- nittee, reviewed the financial situation rom 6 democratic stand point.
 The speaker announced the appoint nent of Flick of Iowa, as B member of he Rsum investigation commission in 'lace of Smyser, resigned.
 Red Bluff, Gal, Sept Frank Ocean sho attempted Co wreck the Oregon ex- 'ress last week, plead guilty today and 5as sentenced to five years at Folsom 'rison.
 Boston, Sept. 2-In the "blsck" place f solitary confinement, in the MBsss- husetts state prison, are 25 or 30 men, harged with violating the rules of the ustitution. They are separated from he outsi6s world. with DO communics- ion whatever. Thirteen of the men igned letter which tells the conyicts tory of the recent outbreak, and asserts hat the warden is the whole cause of be dissatisfaction. and that he is totally Infit for the position. It ates that he men who participated in the CertiI- Dn demonstration by shouting, pound ng with dippers, etc, were clubbed aud hrust in squads of four to six into soli- sry confinement and deprived of food or 50 hours, and while the thermometer 7as at 94 degrees steam was turned into be ventilstOrs until the men tainted rom heat and lack of wster. The letter xpresees the hope that the charges will e investigated.
 London, Sept. 2-The long projected hipping union was formed in London oday. The avowed object is to deal 'ith labor questions throughout the 'orld and to protect shipping interests
 The ofhcisl report of several psssen- 'er lines and the bulk of the cargo aade were represented at the meeting. The union represents 8 capital of lS0 million pounds.