Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-08-01

LISBON, July 0O.-Ihe congressional
party Of Chill, through its representa-
tives, has appealed to the Portugal
government not to allow Portuguese
subjects to embark on the new Balma-
cadan war vessel Presidente Errazaris
The government has not yet replied 10
J the communication, but is stated that
the British charge de affairs has declar
ed if he is not allowed to zee English.
men, supposed to be on board the
CHILEAN war vessel, he will have them
forclbly released by British war ship
when the Presidente Errazaris reaches
open sea. 1t is asserted that the Presi-
dente Errazaris will sail today. Hel
commander yesterday promised to leave
Lisbon Immediately if his purser, who
was arrested for enlisting men for the
Balmacedsn service, was released. This
request was refused,
SAN DIEGO, July 30.-Ths trial Of
| Breedlove and Wilson, for the murder
OF Sailor Brown, began in the superior
court today.
New YORK, July 30.-The republican
state committee have decided To hold
the state convention at Rochester, Sep
TENDER 9th.
LOUISVILLE, N. Y, July 3O.-A freight
train was derailed this morning near
High Bridge. The wrecking train col
lided with another freight and alto
gether a large number Of cars are
smashed. 1t is reported that three en-
ployees are killed.
DAYTON, July 30.-Grasshoppers are
running the wheat prospects in twenty
counties along the Ohio aad Indiana
border line, ard the devastation il most
marked in the region around the head
waters OF the Wabash river. The crop
is ruined by the small green hoppers on
farm after farm, and many growers,
alarmed at the ravages of the pest, cut
their oats green, but the hoppers follow
ed it into the shock and are now in the
corn.
LONDON, July 3O.-Tsd Pitch ard has
o lallenged Charles Mitchell to tight for
3 200 and the championship of England.
PItchard says he is not going to the
Usited States, but is willing to fisht
either Fitzsimmons or Hall for $500
side.
DUBLIN, July 30-O'Brien and Dillon.
the two Irish members of parliament
who have been undergoing sentences of
SIX months imprisonment for melting
tenants or the Smith Barry estate at
IIpperarry to resist paving the rents,
were released FROM the Galway Jail this
morning.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Mr. Fassett
called upon Secretary Foster this morn
ing and accepted the collectorship of
New York.
ASHLAND, Pa, July 3O-A fra in the
Lehigh company's No. colliery Mt Lost
Creek is still burning. The town itself
is destroyed. Men expect to have it
under control by tonight.
OMAHA, July 3o.-The Union Pacific
railroad this morning granted the Rock
Island and Milwaukee road the use of
the bridge and track here until the new
rule schedule is completed.
New YORK, July 3O.-The first bale of
the new crop OF hops grown in Califor-
MIA has been received. The quality is
very fine and sold for seventy-fv cents
pound.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 29.-The fun
eral services of Mrs. Mark Hopkins
Searles were held today at the manson
in Methuen. The funeral wasstrictly
private and none but those having in
vitations were admitted to the house or |
grounds. The services were conducted |
by Reverend Charles Sweet, the rector |
or 81. Thomas Episcopal Church, assist |
ed by Reverend Charles Ollphant. The |
were taken this afternoon to a |
magnificent tomb that has just been |
in Methuen cemetery. |
Whether this will be the final resting
place of the body Mr.. Searles declines to |
state.
New YORK, July 3O.-Dr. Henry T.
lielmbold, the famous Buchu man who |
was.credited with having piled up a
fortune Of 80, 100000 by the sale Of his
patent medicines, is once more in the
mad house chained at the wrists and /
with shackles on his ankles. He was
taken from his home at Long Branch
last Friday and conveyed TO the insane
asylum at Trenton, New Jersey. He is
now in straight jackets. a raving''maniac.
Ii Is the fourth time within the last
twenty years that the doctors family
has been compelled to place him under
This will probably be the
asst time, for competent physicians have
pronounced his case hopeless.
BALTIMORE, July 30.-The democratic
state convention met today. Frank
Brown was nominated for governor;
John p. Roe, of Baltimore, was nominated
or attorney general; j. Frank Ford, Of
Saint Mary county, clerk Of the
court Of appeals; Marion De
{slb Smith, Of Kent county, for
] he platform denounces
he Encouragement of the public fin
noes whereby the surplus has been
wasted in extravagsnt expenditure, &C
by the continuation of un-
ust and unn aoessary taxation; expresses
gratitude to those legislators who con-
ributed TO the defeat of the force bill;
Senator German for 70 election;
old and silver it is declared should be of
n equal exchangeable value.
WASHINGTON, July 29.--The census
flee has completed a portion OF its
york in connection with the mortgage
lause of the census act. 1t shows SO far
hat 100000 houses are occupied by
wners which are incumbered by mort
ages, while 100000 families occupied
omes either hired or owned free Of in
umbrance. The proportion Of hired .
nd owned free is not yet ascertained.
u Iowa the average debt for farms is
I28O3. From this it is estimated that
be total incumbrance in farms and
ouses in the United States is about
:, 565. 100000. In several western states
ne mortgage amounts to about one
,ird the value placed on the property ,
y owners.