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

NAPA, Ual., July "a down tram
while near Yountville ran into a horse
ard cart containing an old man named
ii. NoramOre and boy. The old man
WAS fatally hurt. The boy was thrown
sixty feet but was only slightly injured
while the horse and cart we're totally
demolished.
COLUMBUS, July 2S.-William j. Elliot,
former proprietor and editor of the
Sunday Capital, who with his brother,
P. j. Elliott, killed Albert Osborne, q
reporter of the Sunday World, and w =.
l.. Hughes bystander, besides wound
ing a number of people during the
shooting atfray on High street, on the
afternoon o February 23rd last. was
convicted this morning of murder in the
second degree. The trial has been in
progress since May 18th.
New YORK, July 3S-The confidential
agent of the insurgents at Panama.
makes public the following bulletin
received from the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs for the Congressional party:
1.-The ship Maipo is foundered, having
aboard complete equipments for infan-
try, cavalry and artillery, for $1,000
men,"
ATLANTA, Ga, July 2S.-Stephen
Ryan young Atlanta dry goods mer-
chant, who failed some time ago for 81,
100000, is behind the prison bars. Judge
Gabler sent him there for contempt OF
court, claiming that Rya2..has cash assets
In his possession to the amount Of S120,
GOO, which must tie handed over TO the
creditors. Ryan denies it.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 2S.-The fun
eral of the late Mrs. Mark Hopkins
Searls will be held tomorrow afternoon
ut st. Paul's Episcopal church. The
in:erment will be in the family vault at
MethueE.
LONDON, July %. -1he foreign com
mlttee of the Columbian fair commits
sion ended their stay in England in
blaze OF glory with a luncheon at the
Slavery hotel. The whole hotel was
devoted to the use OF the Americans and
their friends.
Denver, Col, huly 29.-The Berkeley
land syndicate has made an assign
ment. 1t owned 1890 acres OF land
purchased from j. Brisbane Walker, Of
New York. The inability to collect on
sales, and light business ciused the fail
nre. Liabilities are 100000; assets,
S6O0,000.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-A telegram
received at the navy department today
announced that the Pensacola arrived
at Acapulco, Mexico, yesterday, and
will take supply OF coal anil proceed
to San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, July %. The court
today declined to grant Attorney
Cll MES molten in the Fay lor case for
until the missing witnesses,
Gage and Chute, could be found. Clunie
thereupon agreed, non suit being
AUSTIN, Nevada, July 28.-This town
was visited by a cloud burst today and
great damage was done. Clouds have
oVerhung the mountain tops for several
days and shortly after two o'clock this
afternoon the steam whistles gave the
people warning. In three minutes the
moving waters from the summit Of the
mountain had reached the maiI street. |
coming wave over wave carrying every |
thing before it, including boulders |
ton. The city railway was
torn from It's bed, awnings were torn |
down and the water mains were uproot- |
ed from three feet under ground. The |
of the business houses are |
filled with mud to the depth Of three |
feet. The water roared territically as |
it came down canyons and streets with |
the appearance of a volcanic eruption.
Damage will reach $4,000. The water |
receded IN three hours but the indica-
tions are that another food will come |
and TIE people are ready 10 flee to the |
hills at a moments notice.
BUFFALO N. Y. July 2S.-The largest
grain fleet If the season arrived here this |
a. m. and is being unloaded today. The
receipts we're 100000 bushels of wheat
and !, 100000 bushels of Germ. 1t will 90
toward by rail for export owing to a
break in the canal.
New YORK, July 29-Races today at
Norris Park have been postponed on
account OF rains.
New YORK, July 29.-The Tenny-
Longstreet match race set for today at
Morris Park has been postponed on
account of the condition OF the track.
The Kingston-Tulla- Blackburn race
It Brighton Beach will be run next
Monday.