Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-05
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 27.

Best < Belcher.3.65 Crocker. 50 Chollar. .... 4S5 Con. Va. COG. 419 Confidence ..... 6 Gould & Cury ? 50 Hale t Nor. .310 Ophir ........ .4.70 Peers. ..... 20 Sierra Nes. 40 Potosi. ....... $50 Yellow Jsct.. 8 Savage 2S5 Peerless ...... 70 Union Con. .... B Utah. .........
 NEW YORK, June 28.-1ommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider, and Benny Murphy, the Englishman, principals in the recent prize fight, were arrested today. Also Jack NcAuliffe, Murphy's second and William Oliver who got up the fight.
 WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Ths secretary of the interior to-day sent to the senate in response to resolution from that bO- dy directing him to report cause for withholding permits for lands within the limits of the grant to the Union Pacific railway company, which are free from all claims and which was not reserved to date of definite location of companys road. The secretary says the conclusion has been reached that the indebtedness of the railroad company to the United States does not authorize his department to withhold lands granted to the compa- ny and for which lists have been, filed. 'It is subject for legislative control if it can be controlled at all. A large DOT ton of lands now unpatentsd lie in the states of Kansas and Nebraska, and have already passed ints the hands of inno- cent people from the railroad company. They are being cultivated by citizens of those states for farms and on them the homes of the people have been establish ed Delay in giving these settlers full title to the lands they have fully paid for and improved cannot be justified"
 "This railroad was built on time and has compiled, as far as known with the conditions of the land grant" No reason is d. . ned 70 exist, therefore why the secretary should not proceed now to deliver to the Union Pacific com pany lands which have been earned and it is his intention to certify these lists, commencing of the eastern portion of unpatented lands in Kansas and Nsbras- ka, where the lands are agricultural and have been sold and are in use of actual settlers. If there is any objection exist ing on the part of congress, this action may be prevented by any resolution or act that may be controlling it's effect. Patents will be issued on lists approved | by the provlous secretary, and lists not yet approved will be examined in due order. This conclusion, the secretary adds, is in accordance with the recon mendatIon of the commissioner of the general land office and also with the opinion of the assistant general of the department. Lists of lands selected by the company are now on tile in the in- terior department, patents which have been until now under suspension are said te aggregate about two million acres.
 DEXTER June 1S-There is great dis satisfaction here over the way the cen sus has been taken. Complaints are in- numerable, and it is asserted that | through the negligence of snumsrators the city has been cheated out of twenty to twenty-five thousand people. Cover nor Cooper, together with other leading citizens, will organize for the purpose of having the city gone over again.
 DENVER, June 2s.-The town of Nor rison, twenty miles from here, was visit sd by contiagration early this morning which destroyed the business portion oi the place. Loss S65, 900; insurance small A fire engine with seven men left Den yer on a special train at four o'clock, but arrived too late to render any assistance The fire started in rear of drugstore the result of firing ire crackers whict was indulged n late last night.
 BosToN, June 28-The United Statsl Grand jury has indicted H. E.. Bradbury "Dean of Trinity University in Vermont for issuing bogus diplomas. NEW YORK, Juno 2S.-The following i the result of the games played to-day: NATIONAL.
 BOSTON 9; Pittsburg l.
 . CLEVELAND 1 Philadelphia 8. l CINCINNATI ,; New York s. CHICAGO ?; Brooklyn 4.
 PLAYERS LEAGUE. PITTsBUKG ?; New York f. CLEVELAND, l; Brooklyn 10. : CHICAGO, ,; Boston $.
 BUFFALO, 4; Philadelphia, 6.
 ASSOCIATION.
 SYRACUSE, 6; Columbus,7
 LOUISVILLE, 6; Brooklyn, ,. !, ST. LOUIS, 10; Rochester, ,. TOLEDO, 3; Athletic 6.
 OAKLAND, 9; Sacramento, 6. f STOCKTON, f; San Francisco, 3.
 MADRID, June 2s.-Thers have beel D no further deaths frsm cholera in Valen
 cia, and only three new cases are report
 ed in the province. There has been m f new cases in any port or place near tn coast in AS hours. Should the oondi } tion continue to improve senators ant l. deputies will ask the government t, raise the quarantine against all vessel
 from Valencia.
 MANIToU STRINGS. Colo, June 2s.- } Hon. James 0. Miller, speaker of tn f Illinois house of representatives die'
 here yesterday.