Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-31

l American executive. The Canadian
 sealing feet" he said, started on a hun
 early in January last. They go dowr
 the coast as far as San Francisco, ther follow seals north, picking them up a.
 they go through. The whole matter
 will be brought to sudden maturity by some act of boodshed on one side ol the other and diplomats will regret they did not use more expedition in bringing about termination of the dispute" NEW YORK, May 24.-The following is the result of the games played to day NATIONAL. CINCINNATI, '; Boston, ,; NEW YORK, ,; Chicago, 2. PHILADELPHIA, 9; Pittsburg, 6.
 BROoELYN, :; Cleveland, B.
 PLAYERS LEAGUE. NEW YORK, ?; Cleveland. 6. PHILADELPBIA, s; Buffalo, Q. BEOOKLYN, 5; Pittsburg, 1.
 BOsToN, s; Chicago, g.
 ASSOCIATION. ROCHESTER, G; Toledo,7:
 SYRACUSE: 1; Louisville, 2;
 BROoKLYN,3; Columbus, 1.
 SAN FRANCISCO, 9; Oakland,7
 SACRAMENTO, 3; Stockton, 13.
 WASHINGTON, May 24.-A list of the members of the republican congressional committee was announced to-day. Among them are: Montana. Represen- tative Carter; Nevada, Representative Barton; Oregon, Senator Dolph; Califor- nia, Representative Townsend; Wash ington Representative Wilson; Wyom- ing, Delegate Carey; Idaho, Delegate Dubouis. Alabama, Arizona, New Mex leo, and Mississippi, Texas, Florida, and Georgla, are as yet unrepresented, as they have no republican representatives in congress, the vacancies will be filled by selections made by congress.
 ALBUoUERouE, May .-Yesterday disastrous fire occurred at Coolidge. ValencIa county, section of the Allan tic and Pacific road. The store of P. Finerty, saloon of A. Gonzales, ard dwelling house owned by J. J. Keegan were destroyed. There is nothing left of the village but the railroad eating house and the depot building. The cause of the fire is unknown.
 CANDIDA, Crete, May 25.-The Chris tians yesterday adopted resolutions ap- pealing to foreign Consuls for protec- ton against the continued outrages by the Turks. They threaten to close up the shops and bring about general suspension of business unless a change for the better takes place in the atti- tude of the Turks toward them.
 NEW YORK, May 25.-The steamer "Thingvilla" arrived from Satin May 18th. During hay weather she had collision with an iceberg, which stove in her DOW. The steamer arrived leaking, bug the passengers are all we'll
 NORTH YAKIMA, Wis, May 26.-Fire broke out last night in the restaurant owned by 5. Harris. The flames soon got beyond control and everything on Yakima street, from Front street to Lower Brick, and from Yakima avenue north, including the new city hall was burned The buildings burned were wooden Good work was done by the tire department, and the brick buildings prevented further loss. Loss is estimat- ed at S60,OO0; insurance about Sl2OO. The fire was caused by the explosion of lamp.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 26-Coroner Eaton held an inquest to-day in the case of ex-Senator Chas. Kent, whose mutil- ated bIdy was recovered "Wednesday from the bay. There were no new de- velopments, and the jury was unable to af hour ba fx,
 WASHINGTON, May 26.-The house was called to orOer by clerk McPherson. On ! motion of Mckinley, Burrows of Michi- gan was elected speaker pro tenn, and i took the char amid applause.
 WASHINGTON, May 26.-The oath of office Was administered by the Vice Pre- : dent to Carlisle as senator from Ken tuckey.
 MILWAUKEE, May 26.-The first con- vention of the German catholic societies Of Wisconsin opened this morning. Nearly three thousand members of so- cieties with delegates, and about three thousand excursionists are already pre- sent. It IS expected the convention will adopt resolutions in opposition to the Bennett compulsory school law.
 DUBLIN, May 26.-The tennis match between Thomas Petit of Boston, and Chas. Saunders, of England, for ES2, ,5OO a side and the championship of the world, to day and will be continued Wednesday and Friday. hewinner must secure seven out of thirteen games.