Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-15

oho Inuidns dnu says slAIeen Grloos Oe
 lieve in tce coming of the Messiah
 Some have held a conversation with h mysterious parsonage in Nevada wh'
 claimed to be the Messiah and spok,
 the tongue of each tribe. Gen. Mile > believes this to be white man and tn, d work that of the Mormons. He doel '- not much anticipate bloodshed.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Henry M. Stanley
 arrived on the steamer Tutonic thii F morning.
 NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Big Gaiety
 Company, with Leslie and Farren, who are booked at the Broadway Theater
 and as far west as San Francisco, are
 trying by cable to cancel their tour of
 America, claiming that both Fred Leslie
 and Nellie Farren are very i'll. They were to reach San Francisco in Novem-
 Der next.
 F. David Belasco, the San Francisco play-right, has now remarkable record
 having produced four great successes
 following each other here-"The Wife. "
 Lord Chumley," "The Charity Ball''
 "Men and Women"
 Daniel Frohman's stock company goes
 to San Francisco next August, and have
 contracted on a certainty with Al Hay
 man to appear in Portland, Seattle and
 Tacoma in the summer.
 Augustin Daly is negotiating with Al
 Hayman to take his company to San
 Francisco to London, England, where he plays next August. TLey will be seen
 in September at the Chicago Theater.
 Miss Arlington, who is at the Broad
 way Theater, has concluded to go to San
 Francisco this season,
 "The Clemenceau Case" the perform
 anee of which was stopped in Boston, jumps next Sunday to San Francisco, | and IS going to play twenty weeks tour under M. B. Leavitt. They were alarmed, and feared to continue in the east least the performance should be stopped by the authorities.
 William Gillette, who has been sick for six months, reached New York in time to witness his "All the Comforts of home," which goes to the Baldwin Theater next winter.
 SEDALIA. Mo-, Nov. S.-A train on the Missouri Pacific was wrecked by train | robbers near Otterville this morning | The engineers and four postal clerks were | injured, and the smoking car full of | passengers turned upside down but none | of the passengers are hurt.
 CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The Mutual Fire h. surapce Company of Chicago has made | an assignment for the benefit of its cred 1 itors. Liabilities S158, 900; assets S188,- 900.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Roger Mills, in a reply to dispatch from the Associated Press inquiring whether he would be a candidate for speakership of the next house of representatives, sent telegram from Corsecans, Texas, saying he will.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Postmaster General Wanamaker, directed Post master of the Washington postoffice to | suspend Mrs. Margret $. Watkins, clerk at the general delivery window for using offensive language towards Richard Quay, son of Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania. The circulated account of the affair has it that young Quay ask ed for his fathers mail at the window and some one standing near said "he is ( dead" Mrs. Watkins who was on duty at the window thoughtlessly repeated , the remark. Quay it is said, seemed to . take it as joke at the time and walked away smiling. Postmaster Wanamaker says Quay told him that the clerk at the delivery window said his father was dead and that his mail went to the , dead letter window. He immediately ordered the suspension of the clerk un- til an investigation could be made. Sup erlntendent Bell of the city delivery ad- mits to having made the remark which . Mrs. Watkins repeated. (
 MINNEopoLIs, Nov. 8.-Returns from 70 of 79 counties give Merriam, (R.) for governor 29O plurality. An official count { will probably be necessary. 5
 NEW YORK, Nov. 8--General O'Berne l. Secretary Noble to make an of the Wild West Indians. 'a An examination will be made on their | arrival in Philadelphia. Gen. Noble will Z go to Philadelphia Accompanied by the | Sioux interpreter and take evidence as Q to the treatment received by the h. l. dians while connected with the show.
 San Francisco, Nov. S-At Bay Dis | trict tra,k, to-day Palo Alto failed to { break his record of 2:l2S, making a il mile m 2:124. Stsmboul also failed in b an effort to lower bis record of 2:ll5, !' making mile in 2:13. Three quarters J of mile, however, was made In :39. "A b-iug three quarters of a second faster t than StsmbouPs time at Nsps, for that " iis,srcs.
 Vida Wilkes lowered her record of u :2233. trotting a mile in 2:224. Fol h owing the speed exhibition wss mstcn W race between Amingo and Drecta, best s' ? iu 3. Amingo won the first heat in p :29. Directra won the second ID 2 2:28, VI md Amingo the third in 2:20s. A se- W 'Ond match wns between Grown Point b M aud MarRarits, which vas wor ty c Maii distar cing her competitor in the | irst heat. Time 2:3l4. Single heat W -prcisl race between Maggie E. Lee O 'ud Wanda, was won by Maggie-time O :25 fe
 Aberdeen, November 8-All the Chi TT lroc. Ib JUG DumUSE Ot bUOui bWeDIy, eft Aberdeen today by request of 6 com -, nittee of citizens There was TO troc- ole.
 ban Francisco, November 8-But few ol IddisiouAl returns have been received oday from ih- first or second congress .ional districts In which the result of V Tuesdays election is still in doubt. Re " urns from o03 out of 457 prsoincts in e a. he first district gave Burhsm, republi ~ Jan, 175 plurality Eight counties in v, - his district from which returns are in .r m 'on. pleie gave Deharer, republican, 161 a majority two years rgo .;
 Returns from 341 out of 409 precincts ;r u the second district gave Blanchard, - .. epubl!can, 474 plurality. Two coun- r ies in this district from which practi- .: 'ally no returns have been received gave 1lavalond O v,.inr,fv of 22I Ovar Harri Os