Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-27

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 l ECHICAGo. Sept. 24.-Ihe Jonrnal sdys ] General Manager Stuh& of the South | sern Pacific and Mellon or the, U P. has tbeen holding mystsEious sonferen n6e !<here for two days. Vbey desiAekto make ! known their object but among the rail men it is generally believed that they are trying to patch up the differences l between their roads on the agreement Of connections at Ogden.
 Bois City, Idaho, Sept. 22.-Presi- dent R'ch and Bishop Donaldson. mor- mon dIgnitarles were arrested oy s Un- tied States Msrshsl on a charge of con- splracy in advising the mormons to vio- late ths election laws ten years ago. It 1. stated that other arrests vii, follow.
 London, Sept. 22-In court the police r spector IL justifying the arrest, said the msici was sO be gepuiue prize tiahi, and produced copy If the anti cies He sad .he gloves as exhibited IT ti:s window O. the sporting paper, were smaller than ;he ordinary gloves snd ihiarsr around the knuc.ee. The ] s4e'e'ary of t'e Ormonde club said they V. 70 ordinary bixing gloves and the contest Was tO be strictly in accordance wIib Q 'e~nsbsrry rules. No breach of Jaw Was intended. Ire magistrate di- rect-d 'h" police to produc- the gloves bef're finally deciding ss to the illegal ity of lee fight, adding th"t in the mean tune # the prisoners should v.n:nre to I proc. @ with the fight he wouli deal with them s-verelS. The suddenpess of arrest preveIt q deiense from obtaining counsel. Tomorrow the legality of the question will be argued. At n nesting sOniRbt of the OrmOuds club it was de cided that if sn adverse decision was rendered he match would be decided on tte continent.
 | Richard K, Fox of New York, in an interview, denounced the arrest of Sla- win srd McAuliff as outrageous. He sud It was not proposed to have prizs | fight, but orly lImited-ronnd contest with Ordiosry gloves, and there Was no rsason why ihs police should interfere. Both men Were in splendid condition and anxious to have a fair contest, and the | police had ho reason to anticipate a breach O. the peace prOpsr of the Or moDde club. He said he believed the nansg suleni of ths Pelican club was at the boitnm of matters, and if the fight nad been arranged by the fashionable West End club the police would not | have Iutsrfere1.
 New York, Sept. 22.-A special cable to the "Police G ,zette" says: Many ru- mors are being circulated about the fight. Billy Madden, McAuhffs's trsinet, claims that SlsvIn is afraid of the Ame- rican. A we'll k Iown American says | that the arrest Of McAuliff Is due to the fact that Slavin has trained of, and those who backed him had the American arrested to save their money. Crichton Temple of the Ormonde club, attributes McAuliff's arrest to the fact that the prince of Wales was going to attend the fight. At the meeting of the Pelican club to-day Lord Lansdsls and Richard K. Flx of New York, decided rather than to see the match fall through, they, if tbs authorities prevented it, would put up between them the same purse offered by the Ormonds club and bring the fight off on the continent.
 Sacramento, Sept p Gov. Water man to-day ma'lsd letter to the secre- tsry of state of Nevada expressing his sDrroW m behalf of the California state otfici~ls, of !he death of governor Stew eusou, and paying high tribute to the dec4a-ed. Al the request of governor Wate rman Adjutaut General OrtOn has offered to rend-r military honors to the i~mains as they pass through the stat-.
 Carson, Nev., Sept. 22.-The funeral of governor Stevenson will 'ake place in this city "wednesday afternoon. lii. remains will be taken tO Falkland and on the arrival of the train there Thursday morning they will be taken to Mountain View cemetery, where the service will | be held.
 Chicago. Sept. 22.-Dnring an ex@s- ed encounter Tn crowded rsstaurant saloon tonight, two noted gamblers. "BuiP HagQerty and "Ben Jimmy" OounertoD. each fatally shot each other, The tragedy occurred in oue of the es- tablishmenis owned by ex-Chief of Po- lice McG~iigle, wno acquired much mo- toriiy by his escape from the sher'f fl during tue famous poodle trials By singular coincidence, Harry VarnelI, ex- warden of the insane asylum, who was convicted of b IodliDg at the same trial, IS associated with to-ui8hts affrav HagRsrtv and Oonnerton had B p.e i'm mary altercation in Varnell's salorn Ill whice OonnertOn was terribly Ihrsshed. Meeting again in McGarrigle's place the fight WAS resumed. When Conner ton finding himself being worsted, sent bullet through Hsggerty's stomach. The wounded man drew B revolver and put shot in Connerton's breast. Phy- sicisns say both men will die.
 San Francisco, Sept. 23-Judae Levy rendered an opinion this morning in the shit of the Gro Graude company, limited, ct al, against Manuel Aquays ct al, involving the ownership or the Mulates mine, situstsi in New Mexico. in his opinion the motion oi the Sather Banking company to set aside the order making it party defendant is denied. Plaintiffs are allowed five days ID which to apply for an injunction against the Banking company, after which the pre- cent restraining order will be set as,de.
 ,e defendants demHrr to amend and supplemental complhint IS also over ruled by the court Five days are allowed for an answer.
 San Josa. Gal, Sept. 23-Todsy's shipment WAS made of 1000 cases of canned peaches direct to L1n1on, and required special tram of 20 cars.
 Grovesead, Sept. B 3-Wsrner's Ally Raciose, was sold at auctiOn today for SI5,000 to Hnugh Eros., who bid for her owner.
 San Francisco, Sapt. 23-The estsme- l Rio de Janeiro sailed for China and | Japan to day carrying bsck forty Chi |