Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-08-15

CINCINNATI, Aug. S.-A Waponeta,
 Ohio, special says: "Word has reached
 here by telephone that the Columbus ! Grove bank robber wes overtaken in l the woods and shot to death"
 BOULDER, Col, Aug. S.-It is said that
 another rich find of silver was made on Pomeroy mountain near Caribou. The vein IS about three inches thick and of pure metal. It is evident there exists a still larger vein somewhere in the vicinity.
 LONDON, Aug. 1O.-The St. James Ga zette this morning prints the following:
 Judging from returns issued by the board of trade, it looks as though we have already reached the end of our good times. The great decline of export from Great Britlan undeniably is due to the operation of the Mckinley law in United States. We have been told that the act would eventually prove disastr- ous to United States, but its immediate object was to hit foreign manufacturers, especially those of Great Britain, and it is plainly evident that this object is attained"
 BosToN, Aug. 10.-It is thought there Is no change in the condition of James Russell Lowell. His physicians express hopes of his speedy recovery.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-Frederick Douglass, United States minister to Hayti, has rendered his resignation to the department of state. He gives no reason for his acton.
 BERLIN. Aug. 1O.--The government has decided to establish complete tele- graph system in the German states on the African coast. and today an official started from Berlin to Africa, to organ ize the system.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-The steamer Orizava, from Mexican ports, arrived here with 496OO0 Mexican silver dollars.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-A Washington special says:
 "The man who talked with Conger, Of Ohio, member of the national repub- lican committee, and authority for the statement that Blaine's health permit ting he will be in the hands of his friends, when the nomination con vention meets in 1892 says: Blaine showed great feeling when Conger dilated upon hls faithful service to his friends and | said that he had every disposition to | serve them, and the republican party | too, and would not now decline the | nomination in advance. Whether he | told Conger directly he would take the | l do not know but this | much can say, that Conger says Blaine l will accept 1t and so believe all of l Blaine's friends"
 ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1O.-A grave situation is created by the failure of | crops in Russia, causing the greatest ap- 
 RESTRICTIONS.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 10.--It is off, cially announced that the government | has not yet contemplated issuing & de- cree totally prohibiting the export of grain from Russia, but partail failure of crops demands that provisions be made for the people living in the dis tressed provinces, and consequently they expect grain from those provinces to be by the authorities
 LONDON, Aug. 10.-A balloon ac- ,ldent occurred today at Leeds, by which , balloonist and a parachutist named Higgins were killed and young woman, , Miss Devoy, had narrow escape from lesth.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Senator Stock bridge, of Michigan. of the senate naval commission. IS at the Fifth Avenue ho- tel. Michigan will give at least 25,OOO for the republican national lcket in 1S82," said he. "The last demo ,ratic legislature did thousand reckless things" As to national politics and presidential candidates he said: "Miehi- gan is for MT. Blaine if he desires to 'un. If Illinois sends delegation for Senator Collum and Wisconsin for ex- Governor Rusk. then my state will cer- 'ainly be for General Alger." The latter s for Blaine.