Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-05-09
-BosroN, May a-Dispatchss from ell

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: parts OF Massachusetts, and Connecticut
state that Joe was formed in many places
/ last night. Cherries and plums suffered,
/ but other fruits are not far enough sd-
vanoed to be injured.
A snow fall is reported in Vermont.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-rhe outlook is
that the close of the season will be de-
clared by the United States government
and the North American Company has
: not had any catch this year. The gov
eminent may be- counted on to make
short work OF seal poachers regardless of
filling Canadians, out there Is no ground
On which the British government could
refuse to help in this work and its co-Op-
Grafton be offered with view of showing
that it was really in earnest in wanting
to prevent the destruction OF these ami
mails.
SAN DIEGO, May The Gillian steam
er Etata which drew into the harbor
yesterday is still taking IN amounts Of
coal and supplies, and despite the fact
that her captain claims that the vessel
is only & passenger steamer owned by a
New York firm, the opinion is growing
here that she is in transport and is after
arms AMI ammunition for the Chilian
| insurgents. Another big Chilean war
vessel is also reported outside the bar
Dor today, apparently awaiting the ap-
pearance OF the Etata. There are about
ninety men on board.
ROME, May At has been decided
from motives OF economy that Italy will
not take official part in the Chicago ex-
position.
Troy, n. Y. May 4,-Fire in the
Steel works tonight at Breaker island
caused loss of $4,000 and threw 10OQ
men out Of work,
| Troy, May s. 1t is stated this morn
ing that the loss by the fire at the fur
nsces of the Troy Steel Iron Company
on the Breaker is less than 100000; in
surance 100000.
IRoNToN, o.. May 4,-The big Aetna
furnace property has been sold by the
| United States marshal to Philadelphia
capitalists. The property is worth
about s2O,OO0,0OO.
MERGED, Cal. May 4,-The Olsen trial
| was resumed this afternoon as the de-
PENDANT felt able to proceed. Olsen
| testified in his own behalf and stated
| that he never had a quarrel with Ivett.
He described all his movements for
three days previous to the murder.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The letter
from Di Rudini received Saturday, has
has noe changed the situation either
| for better or for worse.
New YORK, May 4.-Charles Pratt,
vice president of the Standard Oil COM
| pany. died this evening at 7:50. He
walked home to dinner at O'Clock this
| evening. He has been q very charitable
man and leaves 81 600 600, most Of which
will 60 to charitable institutions,
FREDERICK, May ga protest against
the election of George Foster as minis
ter of finance TO the house OF commons
has been entered. Charges Of corrup-
ton are made.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The report of
the New Orleans grand jury, upon the
killing of the Italians in jail, in finding
no indictment against the accused mob
leaders, was the fruitful theme for dis
cussion among among the people at the
department of state today.
1t may be said that the finding OF the
grand jury excited no surprise, for some
| such conclusion of the case was ex
pected. The attempt to pslliate the in
| formation of the law by Offsetting the
| alleged attempts at jury fixing are de-
preciated by legal minds Of the depart.
| ment, but there is we'll defined opinion
| that on the whole the outcome of the
case will be beneficial in Its effects upon
| the turbulent foreign element in the
United States, in as much as it will
make clear to them the fact that they
cannot rely On treaties to escape the re-
| sponsibillty to this great republic for
| their acts.
Attorney General Miller said that he
had read the report of the New Orleans
grand jury, but DECLINED absolutely to
| express any opinion in regard TO 1t or to
discuss it or any of its fruits.
Secretary Foster when asked his
| opinion on the report. said that he really
\ had not time to read it and therefore
was not in position TO express any
opinion regarding it.
FLORENCE, Italy May 6. William
| Jacques, an American from Newton
Mass, was out driving with bis daughter
yesterday, when q mob Of Italians pur-
sued his carriage. pelted it with stones
and severely injured his daughter, who
interfered in bis defense.
LONDON, May 6,-Captain Verney, q
member Of parliament, WIS today sen.
fenced to a years imprisonment on q
charge OF conspiracy TO procure a Cover
ness, Miss Beckett, for immoral purposes.
ST.. JOINS, N. F., May 6,-Nine bodies
have been recovered from the wreck Of
the bark Hegla, and one
4 .,l& L u
There Is only one survivor, Alexander
| Allison.
| SAN Francisco, May 5,-A dispatch
was received today from Geo. Dixon,
colored bantam, accepting the offer OF a
5000 purse made up by the California
| Athletic club last night for q finish con-
test between Dixon and Abe Willis, to
take place in July. Dixon wires that be
will leave Boston for this city within
the next ten days.
SAN DIEGO, May 6.-Esrly this morn.
ing the vessel Robert and Minnie"
was sighted laying off San Diego hsrbor
in Mexican waters.
A seizure party who went out last
night returned without making any at
tempt to seize her, and now are await
l Ing OfucIs iTOu tuc oIGOEusg kcucIhl a.
Washington.
The "Itatli" still lies in :the stream
ready for sailing it is supposed. The
CHILEAN war ship seen yesterday now
turns out to have been Panama steam
er for New York which for some cause
steamed up to the entrance to the hsr-
Dor.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 5,-The supreme
court has decided that Boyd is ineligible
as governor. Thayer is declared Cover
| nor.
MERGED, CAL, May 5,-Willism James
has been arrested for the murder OF
Tom Gordon, who was found dead near
here yesterday, with his throat cut. At
first it was supposed the Indians did the
deed, but officers think they have proof
enough to fasten the crime on James.
| CoLUsA, Cal, May Two hundred