Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-21
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| Robbie Brown were rivals for the at tention of young man; the rest of the girls took sides. Finally Jessie knock ed her rival down and jumped on her Others entered the scrimage and be- fore the men could part them Miss Brown received injuries from which, she is dying and three others are insensible, not to mention the injuries.
 WASHINGTON. May 13.-The Senate Committee on Commerce reported back the River and Harbor Bill with amend ments increasing the total of the House
 Bill by one million, two hundred and thirteen thousand dollars net. The most important changes are the addition of four contract sections, replacing the yearly appropriations on the Missouri river, St. Johns, Florida, and the Great Kanawha river and for the Boat and Railway at D Hes, Oregon. In the latter case the total contract expenditure is not to ex- ceed 92,800,000.
 | MEMPHIS, Tenn, May IS.-The Mis- sissippi Valley Deep Water Convention met again this morning. Committee on resolutions reported that it is the duty of the United States to provide adequate continuous appropriations for the improvement of the Mississippi river.
 WASHINGTON, May 14 - Private dis patches from Ashville, N. c. says Sen ator Vance is in very precarious con- dition. The worst is feared.
 MARSHALL, Mo-. May 1.-The Mis- sourI river rose 16 inches last night At Arrow Rock the water covers thous- ands of acres. Damage to gram will reach one hundred thousand dollars.
 PIrrsBURG, Pa, May 14.-Gen. Thos. l Rowley who served with distinction in the Mexican war and war of the rebel lion was found dead in his bed this morning. Supposed to have died of heart failure.
 CITY OF MEXICO. May 14.-At fight | at Banquetta between the government ] troops and party of bandits who cross ed from Texas resulted in terrible 1 fight for the latter and joss of half of their number together with arms and equipments.
 l PEsTH, May IA water spuot burst ln the neighborhood of Golfers at | Fuenfkirhen, yesterday and water pound m the wires causing a terrible loss of fife. Twenty-two are known to be dead in one pit and many others lost their lives at different points.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 1.-The Mis- souTi river continues to rise gong up over one half foot last night with pros | poets of continuing to rise till Monday Or longer. Damage to property increases | hourly. The Kaw River overhowed Its banKs this morning doing great dam age to packing interests at ArmourGale. At Argentine all the houses are flooded to the second story.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l.. May 14,-Observer Frank E. Seagreave has discovered some beautiful spots on the suns disk ! distinctly visible to the naked eye. Should be central about Monday. Au- rorial displays are likely to follow.
 GRESoNABLE, France, May 14-Mme | VerRrd, widow of the former prefect, Isere was shot dead by her coachman who had been dismissed, then he killed himself.
 SPOKANE, III. May 14.-Charles Jones, aged b, shot and instanly killed Julia ! Mcfarland l1 years old last nigLt, then | himself. dying instantly. The tragedy was ,Jhe result of the girl refusing to | marry him.
 | MONTREAL, May IA large party of ] Roman Catholic dlgnitarles and clergy | leave here Monday on tour to the Pa citic Coast. Amoug the tourists will be ! Archbishop Duhamel, of Ottawa, and Manager Humel, representing Cardinal Tasheiran.
 WASHINGTON, May H. The House | adjourned out of respect and memory | of the late Senator Barbour. Another | message says Senator Vance is not ser | iously ill, and that his family have no fears for the result.
 HoGELToN, Ga. May 14.-The Grand Opera House, the Lehigh Valley freight depot and number Of other business houses burned this morning. Loss one hundred thousand dollars. CHICAGO, May 14.-Dr. Teed, the 1 leader, so called of the ''Koreshan Com munIty," which has established 1 heavens" in the suburbs of Chicago, was sued today for one hundred thousand 1 dollars damages by Sidney Miller, man. agar of the National Pub, house. It is claimed by the plaintiff that his wife who fell under Feeds influence. left her husband. IL is said number of similar suits are about to be brought and one will be a criminal action.
 WASHINGTON, May 1.-The May re- turns to the Department of Agriculture shows that on account of the wet and cold weather the area planted In cot l ton will be eight per cent. less than usual at this time of the year.
 WASHINGTON, May 16 The House adjourned to attend. the funeral of Sen ator Barbour in the senate. Though the dead Senator is not a member of any church, his-wife was 8 Catholic and the religious ceremonies of the Senator were conducted at the request of the family by Bishop Keare. This is the'first occasion within the memory of officers of the Senate where the Catholic clergy have officiated ID such manner.
 PARIS, May 16.-The trial of Edward P. Deacon for the murder of Obeille for intimacy with his wife is set for the Doth inst, A paper here publishes 8 long story in which Deacon was made to declare that he only resulted to des- perate measures after all other means failed,
 CINCINNATI. May 16.-Judge Sage of the United States District Court rer- dered a decision in which he declares the River and Harbor Act of Congress uncor stitutional. It gives the Secre- tary of War judicial powers.
 NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-The Bonnet Carsa levee, IS miles above this city, on the east bank of the river, broke early this morning.
 FRESNO, May 1G-Delegates are ar irving hourly to attend the Democratic State Convention, and all will be fere by morning The consensus of. the opinion ot the majority already here IS that Cleveland men will control Conven- :icn. It will be called to order by T. H.