Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-24

have signed contract with ii. ii. Will
liams, of Pittsburg, to make a spar
ring tour OF the east, and will leave IN
about two weeks. In regard TO Fitz-
simmons, young Mitchell said he would
De willing on his return to meet the
latter In ten round go.
VIM. O'COnnor, the oarsman, left here
Tor the east tonight to supervise the
building of some new racing boat. He
said, before leaving, that he would offer
to meet Henry Peterson, of this city,
whom he has once defeated in race over
a Smile course, either in Alameda, CAL,
or Pullman, ILL.,, for 81 600 side, at any
time within six months. O'Connor ex-
poets to get match with Stanbury on
the latter's arrival here from Australia.
San Francisco, Oct. 21.-The fight
between Australian Billy Maber and Bill
ly Maher, of San Francisco, at the Oc-
cldental club tonight, is declared off by
tne directors. Both men were present
but as Maher had recently recovered
from foyer, he was examined tonight
by physician, who declared him unfit
to hight. Maber was greatly disap-
pointed and declared that he was able to
tight. This Is the second match for
felted to Maher by Maber on account of
illness.
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. DIV. L. Robert
son arrived here from Torreon, Mex.
says that owing to drought of that Sec
tlen there is great suffering among the
poorer classes. Corn was selling at
from 90 to 20 cents per sack and few
days ago j. Castro, a prominent and
wealthy dealer, attempted to raise the
price on grain TO 81 per bushel. The
natives became SO incensed that they
shot him.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Actlng Scores
tary Spaulding says the treasury des
partment would take no action IN regard
to the case of the two Cinnamon released
by Judge Deadly Of Oregon on habsas
corpus proceedings. Judge Deadly held
the departure of these men as cooks on
foreign vessels to foreign ports, and their
return on the same vessels as not being
a departure from the United States
within the meaning of the Chinese exs
clusion act.
BUENos AYREs, Oct. 22-Advices re-
celved from Ascencion, capital of the re-
public of Uruguay, bring news of an
attempt to overthrow President Gonzal
b. The attempted re. -. on, however,
was promptly suppressed by troops.
The routed insurgents were compelled
TO seek refuge within Argentine Repub-
nc. The Argentine government had
hem armed.
PITTSBURG, Oct. GA head end col
ision of freight trains occurred at
Round Bottom station this morning.
Both trains were badly wrecked and
Engineer Scott and Brakeman Green
we're instantly killed.
LONDON, Oct 21.-Several lakes near
Bangor, Wales, burst their banks and in
undated the neighboring state quarries.
A thousand workmen are idle in conse-
luence.
ST. LOUIS, Oct pa special dispatch
from st Joseph. Mo-, says that Garcia,
The Mexican insurgent leader, Is thought
10 be IN jail at the little town of ,MarysS
vile Noday county, Mo-, What he is inns
there for cannot be learned
JoHNsTowN, Pa. Oct, 22-Messrs
Childs and Lelmans, farmers, in a diss
pute over the right 70 operate a sawmi-l
On tract of timber land, had what for
3 time threatened to be a serious riot.
The sheriff of Cambria county, who was
engaged by the Childs faction, went to
The disputed property yesterday and ors
dered his deputies to take possession of
the mill. He was met by forty farmers
armed with revolvers, pitchtorks, clubs,
and every conceivable weapon. The
first man to cross the line was knocked
;enseless and an order was then given to
he farmers to fire. Before this was
lone, however, the sheriff's little party
-etired, and the farmers are now IN poss
session. The Childs faction will now
lave recourse to law. In the meantime
he farmers will guard the property and
threaten bloedshed if interfered with.
NoGALEs, Oct. 22-A special says the
state Of Sonora and in fact the entire
epublic Of Mexico is again in fever
t excitement by reason of the Yaqui
Indians having declared war. The
Mexican government is concentrating
roops rapidly.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 22-T The
chooner Albert Woodbury., of Beverly,
hat sailed the latter part of August on
cod fishing trip, has not returned and
5 bene ed TO have been lost with her
en- men.
SALEM, Mass Oct. 22.-Searles said
le did not understand the lawyers were
o have $4,000 year in any event, but
we're to have ten per cent Of the income
or their services.
The Searles will, made on the same
late as that of his wife, was then sub
nltted as evidence. 1t left all his PROD
rty 10 bis wife.
Searles testified he had repugnance
o recording the marriage settlement,
SALEM, Mass, Oct. 22.-The second
ay of the adjourned hearing in the
,earles vii! case began today with the
anne crowd as heretofore. Another lot
f business letters from Stillman & Hub
ard to Mrs. Searles were read. They
bowed deposits to Mrs. Searles' credit
d banks to the amount of $4,000 in
hree months.
OMAHA, Oct. 22-The Trans Mississip-
i congress devoted the morning SEES
ion to the discussion Of resolutions to
etition the president and congress to
nee more attempt to bring about
recognition and adjusts
cent of silver money; or should this
fort fail that limited agreement be-
ought with nations Of Latin union,
hereby mines of those nations NAV