Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-23
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New ORLEANS, May 15.-Sig. Corte
the Italian consul here. is reported q
saving that meeting Of the residents 0
the various Italian associations OF thi
city and the most prominent member
the colony was held at the consrl2t
Monday evening and that he urge'
upon them the necessity Of a concilla
tion with their fellowtowns men. Th,
sense OF the meeting was tha: all differ
ences should be amicably settled as Eool
as possible.
MEXICO WANTS HER.
SAN Francisco, Cal, May 15.-Tht
Call has an interview with A. X. Coney
Mexican consul general At this port, II
regard to the probable action OF The
Mexican government il the Itata enters
the port of Acapulco. He Gays Acapul
CO is a neutral port and he is confident
the Charleston will not be permitted to
seize the Itata there, hut il the Itata
enters there with contraband goods on
board it is probable that Mexican officers
will turn the guns OF the fort on her and
seize her themselves. The fort IS not a
very powerful one, but is strong enough
TO capture the Itata.
SAS FRANCIsCo, May 15.--The grand
lodge of ODD Fellows has elected the
following grand Officers: j. n. Il. Viii
son, OF San Rafael, Grand Master; A. G..
Stockwell, of Los Angeles, Deputy
| Grand Master; j. T. Thompson, Eureka,
Grand Warden; J. 4. Lyon, San Fran
cisco, Grand Secretary; G. L. Lemont,
San Francisco, Grand Treasurer; John
Glassen, Grass Valley, Grand Represen-
tative; S. Wadham and E. F. White,
San Francisco, and H. D. Richardson,
Vallejo, Grand Representatives.
SIMLA. May 15.-Dispatches received
here from Manipur show that Chief
Commissioner Qu'nton and officers who
lost their lives were not the victims Of
massacre. The evidence Of several in
surgents proves that the chief commits
sioner and his colleagues were bebeaded
byEthe public executioner under orders OF
the Manipur makir.
BIG RAPIDS, Mich, May Is From
Manistee to Huron. on the lower perrin
sula, the forest fires are still raging. Up
to this time the loss is esLlm4ted at over
S2,00O,OO0, and it is probable that unless
checked by rain The loss en- the upper
peninsula, from fires, will far exceed this
estimate. Hundreds of families are left
destitute.
TRENTON, Ga, May 15'-Rufus Moore
(colored) was hanged here today.
New YORK, May 15.-Nearly 10000
people saw the great race. Lenny WINS
Prince Royal second; lea Tray third.
er Of the supreme court this morning al
lowed writ Of error to issue in the
case Of the contested governorship Of
Nebraska.
NEw YORK, May l5.-Secretary Blaine
is not SO well this morning.
New YORK, May 15-In the action Of
S. Branagh against WA. P. Smith, TO
receive interest in the estate Of A. r.
Stewart, in the Circuit Court, Judge
Wallace this morning rendered decis
ion adverse to the plaintiff, on the
grounds that she was non resident
alien. He directed the jury TO render
verdict for defendant.
WASHINGTON, May 15-G. B. Raum,
jDr.. son OF the Comm ;ssioner OF Pen
sions, has, upon the request OF Secretary
ANOOAC OSGNl[1 CG AID IdtlOu db de5L.
chief clerk OF the pensions bureau, and
the same has been accepted. 1t is
learned upon what appeared 10 be per
fectly trustworthy testimony, that Raum
has been party to certain irregular
and unlawful proceedings in connection
with three appointments to minor posi-
tlons In the pension bureau.
INTERLACHEN, Fla, May 15.-At yes
terday's afternoon session OF the Florida
Society, the following tel
egram was received from Chicago:
The Horticultural Society of Chicago
sends greetings. Have knocked out the |
Maxwell directory and will not confirm |
the appointment now. Whom does |
Florida want? Why not indorse Jas. d. |
Reynolds of Iillnois?. We can promise |
generosity TO Florida.
q, L. GRANT.
Secretary.
Subsequently a resolution was passed, |
dominating Prosper j. Berckman, of |
Augusta, Ga, as president of the Amer
can society, as Florlda's choice.
Los ANGELES, May l4,-Joe Dye, the
the well known operator OF Ventura, was |
shot and killed here this afternoon by |
Nate Bradfeld. The latter fired both |
barrels of a double barrelled shot gun |
from the second story Of the Arlington
house on Los Angeles street as Dye was
walking past. Nine Of the puck shot |
struck Dye; one just above the heart |
and he died in seven minutes without |
speaking. A stray shot struck and |
wounded man named R.ly but no. Sc
nously. The shooter and his victim
had been business partners and it is be-
ieved the difficulty was from dispute
about OIL lands in which Dye was COM
ng out ahead. Bradielc was arrested.
About five years ago Dye shot and kill
I'd a man who accused him of seducing
MS wife. Bradfeld is a nephew of Udell
the prominent oil operator Of Ventura
county.
PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Fire is rag
ing in the Belmont Oil Works. 1t is
believed it will destroy the entire plaut.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 1.-THE Anglo
American print a special from San Bias
the rumor about the sinking |
of the Itata. Whether she exploded |
her magazines or was sunk by the Char
eston is not stated.
A special from Acapulco states that
been sighted. The greatest excitement
prevails in San Bias.
CRY OF MEXICO, May 1.-THE GOV
srnment denies that ary Chilian ship
has touched at any Mexican port up to
4 late hour tonight or that any conflict |
took place at San Bias as rumored.
MAY il, 1891.
The following is the result Of the |
league and association sames:
LEAGUE GAMES.
Chicago 8; Boston l.
Cincinnati 4: Brooklyn o.
Cleveland 6; Philadelphia u,
Pittsbrrg Ii; New York;.
LONDON, KY, May 14,-A man has been
arrested in Leslie county, suspected Of
beiEg Silcott, the defaultlLg door-keep- !
or of the Fiftieth congress. He denies
his identity.
ROME, May 14,-Rudini, in the cham