Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-26
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 NEW YORK, July 23. Following is the result of the games played to-day.
 NATIONAL.
 Chicago, 13: New York 12
 Pittsburg, 9; Philadelphia r..
 Cleveland 0; Boston ?.
 Cincinnati; Brooklyn-rain
 PLAYERS LEAGUE.
 Chicago5; Boston ?.
 Pittsburg; Philadelphia-rai
 Buffalo 6; New York :.
 Brooklyn 6; Cleveland l4.
 ASSOCIATION.
 Rochester 10; Columbus ,.
 Syracuse 6; Toledo 1.
 Louisville II; Brooklyn i.
 St. Louis 8; Philadelphia l.
 ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 3.-If Mrs. Adam Wu1hter, Lehigh county's fam ous but unfortunate woman, survives until tomorrow, Thursday, sine will have existed without food and drink exactly 1l3 days, she not having tasted solid or liquid nourishment since Good Friday. Her case has excited universal wonder and pity.
 She IS now worn down to a mere sha- dow and has been practically U con- l.. clans are looking for her death at any moment. Between long intervals of un- consciousness she occasionally rallies for short periods. At such times she is racked with spasms and convulsiOn un- til she again relapses into insensibiity. The intense heat of the past few days has had market effect upon her. Not withstanding she weighs only about fifty-five pounds and has gone so long without water, she has perspired most profusely.
 She is wrapped in fiannels which have to be changed twice a day. Her com pleXion has changed from q pale white to dingy yellow and her eyes are deep ly sunken in the sockets. Her neck has shrunk to about the size of a man 5 wrist.
 Mrs. Wuchter is 3S years of age, but her appearance is that of woman of 70. Throughout the whole of her long i'll ness, which has continued in all for nine years, she has manifested most beauti- full Christian fortitude and patient re- signation.
 WASHINGTON, July 24-The house pro ceeded to vote upon the committees amended bankruptcy bill. The commit tees amendments having been disposed of, the amendment was adopted, en- forcing the laws of states giving wages for labor references.
 CHARLESTON, $. c. July 24-R. R Till man, who is running on the Alliance ticket for Governor, arrived here yester day, and says he will not speak at the Democrats mass meeting to-day, because he fears assassination. Police and de- forced by loo of Illinois chosen band from Edgeield.
 ATLANTA, Ga, July 24-At a public meeting held at the Chamber of Com mercs to-day resolutions protesting against the passage of the Federal election bill were passed. If their reso lutions are ignored it is proposed tha; they boycott against northern trades men.
 Special tn the Citizen,
 GLOBE, Ariz.. July 24-The particu- lars of the killing of the Apache con vict, PaskLan-Tat and the capture of Curley a confederate, as obtained from an official source is as follows: On the seventeenth instant three Indians in the military employ, who had discov- cred the usually travelled route of Kids band, met three of the outlaws, and managed to become acquainted and gain their confidence, so that they were allowed to accompany them to a hiding place in the vicinity of Gjla Peak an Ash Creek, where the party proposed to stop for while. In the evening just before dark, the Indian secret service men fell upon the Kid crowd and killed Pask- k-Lan-Tat, and Winhead.
 Of Saves it is thought he and Curley escaped in the dark ness, troops having been sent out to the scene under Lieut.. Michie's cavalry to take up the trail. Curley evi- isntly ran down and and gave himself up, and was brought into San Carlos to gether with the dead mans Winchester and Curley's carbine and all their ponies
 The hunt for Saves now afoot contin- nes, and the chances are favorable for cis being captured or killed ere long. Pask- Lan-Tat and Saves were in the gang of convicts who killed Sheriff Reynolds last November.
 LONDON, July 23-A dispatch from states that mob attacked the stores Tn the city of Santiago, capital ,f the Republic of Chili, and sacked 5hem. The military were called out, md restored order SAVANNAH, July 24.-W. l.. Bullard's boarding house, three story building, vas blown up early this morning, and | three persons were killed and ten injur- ed, two of whom will probably die | There were thirteen people in the house. | The explosion shattered the walls and | 5hey have collapsed. WAsHINGToN, July 24.-Senator Mor- | gan introduced bill to fix the limits of | value anG provide for the free coinage of | silver Referred. The senate then resumed considera- | ion of the Indian appropriation bill
 LONDON, July 24-Chaplin, the Minis CT of Agriculture, delivered an address 1t the Lincoln agricultural show, and | aid that the recent rise in the prices # agricultural products was due to the advance in the price of silver consequent 'n the passage of the silver bill in the United States congress.
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