Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-04-18
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8 a sweeping victory in Prince Edwards
Island yesterday. The election resulted
, in the return of the opposition candidates
, This defeats the government, and will
, compel them either to resign or dissolve
, and make general appeal to this
country.
, BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, April 10 Busi
ness generally was suspended today
here and every citizen was given the op-
portunIty to pay his respects TO the late
2. L. Barnum. The South Congregation
al church was crowded to suffocation.
CINCINNATI, April l0.--Loss at the
stockyard Tire last mig. 4 1t Is COW estlm
ated VIII not exceed $4,000.
Helena, Mont. april IU.-In the
Uniled States circuit court the opinion
was hande; down by Judge Knowles in
toe case Of the Northern Pacific rail
road vs. L. w. Cannon, involving The
titles Of lands valued at over half mil
hon. within the city limits OF Helena,
which The railroad claimed as part OF
Its land The grant decision virtually
determines the case in Cannon's favor.
New YORK, April 10.-Anna Dickin-
son left the city today for Goshen,
y Y. where she will undergo medical
| treatment.
The general manager of the Nicara-
! qua Canal Co, received cable this
morning from Greytown, Nicaragua,
from President Warner Miller and party.
They are in good health.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 10-A dispatch to
the Governor General from Washington
announces that Secretary Blaine has
fixed Monday, Oct. 18th, as the date for
reciprocal conference, This is accept
able to the Canadian government.
CLEVELAND. o., April 10-Today is fast
day at the conference of the Latter Day
SAINTS. At Kirkland the proposition 10
| sell the old temple, the cradle of Nor
monism. to be removed to Chicago for
exhibition during Worlds FAIR, has met
! with strenuous opposition.
LONDON, April 10.-The royal labor
commission has oeen appointed, and In
| cludes the Marquis of Harrington, Earl
of Derby, Michael Hicks Beach, Balfour
| and others,
SAN FRANCIsCo, April 10.-At the of
flee of The secretary of the Pacific Union
Club this afternoon it was stated that
wae very low, but 1t is not believed that
death is imminent
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The president
today appointed Lorenzo CrounZ OF Ne
braska, assistant secretary of the treas |
ry.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The secretary
of the treasury has opened bids for |
sites for public buildings at Portland, |
Or, and Stockton, Calf.
Attorney General \. iller is much i'm /
proved, and resumed his duties this |
morning.
SPRINGFIELD, April 10.-The severest |
haii storm III years raged here yester-
day y indows we're broken by hun
dreds. and the hail stones were as large |
as hens eggs. Nj ny persons have re-
ceived severe bruises. The cyclone it Is
reported passed over Nevada. Mo, and
Sar doval, KS, last night, where several
buildings were blown down.
CHICAGO, April 9.-The federal grand |
jury this morning began an investlga |
tim INTO the charge against George Glib
son, OF Peoria, secretary of the whiskey |
trust, of conspiracy to destroy the dis
tillery OF H. Il Shufeldt.
WINTERS. Cal, April lot is sup
posed that man named Z. ii. Ray was
burned 10 the fire OF the Occidental
Hotel here last night. Bones were
found, " hich DR.. Magill Gays are hu-
man, and Ray is missing.
The loss on the hotel and contents is
$1,000. Insured for 5000.
KENYON, Ohio, April 10. - A mob
1, is,- Of Ioil
this morning and ABOUT seventy men
entered. The sheriff was overpowered
and Wm. Bates WAS taken from a cell,
hurried across the street and hung.
With two accomplices on March BIRD,
ne murdered Edward Harper, a police
man. who was attempting TO arrest
Bates. The acoomPlices, Lake and Noel,
were not molested.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, April 9.-TWo Kan
sas towns have elected women police
judges. Mrs Mary l.. Burton, form
erly editor of the Kansan, and at present
postmistress at jamestown, and Mrs.
Josie McCorrick, OF Burr Oak, Jewell
county. Both are strong prohibltionists.
SAN Francisco, April 9.-The South
Elm Pacific directors met today and
elected the following offices: G. P.
Huntington, president; g. f. Crocker,
first vIce-president; A. n. Towne, sec
ond vice presi lent: j. g. Stubbs, third
vice president; Timothy Hopkins. treas
urer; NJ. 4. Lansing, secretary and con-
troller.
NEw YORK, April 9-The first of the
surveying parties for the international
railway between North and South
Amerira will sail from this city for
Ecuador tomorrow. The party will be
under the supervision of Lieutenant
Shunta, of the engineer crops. Upon
reaching Ecuador the party will divide,
one half going south and the other
north.
REDDING, Cal, April 81. E. Earring
ton, a wealthy stCckraiser of Paso Ro-
bles. and wife, arrived here yesterday
in search OF their daughter, Della, II
years of age, who came here March 22d
with Alfred Robinson, of San Francisco,
a musician. and registered at the hotel
as u. L. Morton and wife" The couple
took their daughter home today, and
Morton has been served with papers in
a divorce suit instituted by his wife,
whom be left in San Francisco.
Tallahasse, Fla, April 9-The sensa-
tion OF the day is the publication of a
letter from President Rogers, of the
state alliance, in which he says he can
not support Dunn for United States
senator "because he is a national bank
er." Nor Call either, because the latter
is not in sympathy with the demands
OF national alliance. The letter appeals
to alliance legislators, who humber
fifty five, d clear majority, to unite upon
a straight-out alliance candidate. Over
balf of the alliance legislators are sup
porters of Call, however.
scene at the meeting of the executive
committee of the women's board of
wold's fair commissioners today. Mrs.
Potter Palmer, president of the board,