Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

Rome, Watertown and Ogdenburg raj
 road and its branches, and doing grea
 damage to manufacturing and farming
 Black rIver is within four inches of tn
 unusually high point which it reaches
 last spring and with frequent shower
 till evening in the valley from yesterda,
 rains there it will probably becom,
 dangerous.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The marriage O
 Lord Lawrence Petre to Miss Jenni,
 Williams, an American soubrette, vii
 take place on the 29th inst. at tht
 groom's home, Ferness House, Igna
 stone, England.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.-A double Chinese American wedding took place at the St. Louis Cathedral last evening Rev. Father Mengenot, the Vicar-Gene- rai of this diocese, officiated. Leng Man Lou married Miss Noemie Boleri- che, and Llng Sing Ming Miss Katie Lynch. Both the Chinese are young and well-to-do. They adopted the Ca thohc religion preparatory to the mar riage. The cathedral was crowded with lockers on and so was the reception given afterward by the Chinese bride grooms.
 LONDON, Sept. 13-The great strike at Southampton is virtually at an end. Most of the dock laborers resume work Monday.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Warrants were sworn out this morning for the arrest of Lorlng k. Loomis, a young stock broker who had disappeared and 1t is alleged taken s25,OOO0 of his customers money.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-That a mother who runs away from her husband is not always lost to all material instincts, is shoan in the case of Mrs Rosalie, Gross man of Brooklyn, who is accused of eloping with one Joseph Bernstein, d dashing young clothing salesman em- ployed in this city. The husband sup ports his accusation by the following letters which are in his possession and which he claims were written by his erring wife:
 TUESDAY, Sept. ?, 1890, 10 D. m.
 The last night of my stay here I will not be far from my pretty, unhappy children. Such is the will of god. I cannot do anything againt this. I must go away to escape all trouble. We will see one another again some time. Good by. Be good father. Take good care of the baby. You must wash it. comb 1t and must powder it with starch pow der. You must take care of the older children. Do not forget your duty. You will yet cry for me, but it will then be too late. A great distance will part us. beg of you to send me the chil- drens photographs. This is my last wish. You will never hear from he again. Good-by, good-by. If you wish to meet me let me know at what place l can see you. I swear this to be my last letter to you and intend to wait for your answer.
 WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3, 10 a. m.
 After you receive this letter I will give you just one hours time to give me permission to see my children; but if you will be so heartless, it is to Gods will; throw myself on His mercy. Adieu. Be good father. as yon have heretofore 5eea, I VIII not trouble you any more. To he constantly quarreling is not in my power any more. All my friends are un- true to me. l have concluded that all righteousness ,isI groundless. Adieu, adieu, adieu! Don't forget to powder .he baby with starch powder.
 Mrs. Grossman has obtained writ of labeas corpus from the Supreme Court requiring her husband to produce in ,ourt their youngest child, Leon, aged year and 10 months. This, it is pre- 'umed, Is the infant that requires ;tarching. It is in his answer to the writ hat Grossman produces the letters in which he is enioined to powder the oaby." MT. Grossman is druggist and las lots of baby powder.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-The firemen and engineers Of all divisions of the Atchi- ion, Topeka & Santa Fe road met in lnnual session here. It is understood hey will ask for an advance of 20 per ,ept wages,
 fTTrsBURG, Sept. IA cloud burst last night in Irondale. In CIV minutes people living in the lower ,ort!on the town were compelled to flee o higher grounds several narrowly es- 'aping death.
 BERN, Sept. 1i.-In Oanto Fecinon nere are no further disorderly demon trations. The federal authorities aken prisoners by the insurgents are Ire still held in custoday fearing that if hey were released they would be mur- tered by the populace. The federal council hope to arrive at compromise with tt.e leaders of the instruction by arranging to equalize the legislative representation.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Superinten- lent Porter announced that the recount # Minneapolis shows population of 164, 80. This IS an increase of 251 per cent ince 188O.
 DBs MONIES, Sept. 19.-This morning general frost did great damage to late ,otatoe, vines, tender garden vegeta- )les and belated corn.
 HALIoCK, Minn., Sept. 12.-Rain which has been falling since Wednes- lay night turned to snow this morning. Farmers are afraid the wheat will preut. Al inch of snow is reported at St. Vincent. SprOuting is not over and much wheat will be lost in the Red River Valley.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Dispatches from Texas says that the Rio Grande river at Eagle Pass is higher than for ten years. All the lower part of the city which is lensely populated by Mexicans is six eet under water. Much property was wept away but no lives have been ost. All communication with Pedras legras on the Mexican side of the river Ire broken. The track of the Mexican railway is washed out and Ill travel is suspended.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 12.-Passenger 'f San Bias from Panama to-day state hat the attempted assassination of Minister Mizner is all hoax. Barren lia's daughter went into the Ministers office personally with the intention of killing him but it is thought her cour lge failed her. At the last moment here was no scene,