Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-05-14

first VIII be t1tzsImmons and Prltchal
 on Monday night, September
 McArl Tiff and Meyer meet Tuesda
 night, and Sullivan and Corbett We
 nesday night.
 MINNEAPOLIS, May 7.-The plant
 the Northern Car Manufacturing Con
 pany, was burned this morning. Lo: | S200,000.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, May 7.-Indictment
 were found against W. H. Dill, Pres | dent Of the Ciealfield banR, and Thet
 Meyler, Assistant Postmaster of Ale
 gheney, for embezzlement-
 KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 7,-The fae
 mail train on the Missouri Pacific (west
 bound from St. Louis) was wrecked a
 Knob Noster Mo-, by a collision with
 freight. 1t was part of the Transcon
 tlnental fast mail system and carrie
 no passengers.
 None Of the crew was hurt, nor tn
 mail damaged. Another engine was SC cured and the train proceeded on it
 way.
 NEW YoRk, May "A nablegram iron London says: "I have just seen tht warrant for the apprehension of H Stanley Browne, an American whc came over in the Service three week. ago. He became very popular on board and particularly so with one G. V Walter. a Tacoma banker, a few days ago. Browne stole from Walters over coat letter of credit to the amount oi S2oOO and number of railroad passes and other valuable papers.
 BRoADwooD, IT,, May 7.-Hon. Frank Merrill, member of the Wyoming Legislature, died yesterday at his home Ills fatser lives in this city.
 PEORIA, H., May 7.--The latest re- ports from the submerged districts in- dicate that all the inhabitants have been rescued alive, though much stock has perished. The water is constantly rising. The damage is appalling.
 PEORIA, H., May 7.-Rev. W. B. Me llvaine of the synod of Pittsburg. died this morning, aged S6. He was the only surviving member of the synod that organized the present board of foreign missions
 CHICAGO, May IA morning paper prints letter from an anonymous writ. CT, saying that Patrick O'Sulliyan. whose death took place while in the penltentiary for the murder of Dr. Cron- ID, already recorded, that be was not really dead; that the scheme was one to get him out of prison and out of the way and that a dummy was substituted. The story is not endorsed.
 WAsHINGToN, May 7.-The bill donat- ing the military reservation at Okla hOma City for school purposes has passed. The House went into committee of the whole on the River and Harbor bill.
 NEw YORK, May 7.-Shrewd detective work OF the part of the police here made 1t possible for the Scotland yard men to arrest very much wanted thief by the name of Vim. Charles Gallows, London attorney, and fugitive from, u6tlce. It is sad that he absconded to Brazil with Sl25,000 of a clients money
 ST. Lotus, May 9.-The Western Passenger Association meeting at Hot Springs, Ark; adjourned yesterday and most of those in attendance reached lere to-day. From them it was learned hat proposition for the heaviest ex- 'ursions ID the fall was adopted subjec. o the vote of two lines. The rates of ale and limits and tickets to the Knights remplar conclave at Denver, were fixed nd provisions made for issuing tickets Ia diverse routes. On the question of he division of expenses incurred by ar 'itrators, it was decided to make no hange from the present method. Re- uced rates from various fairs and ex- were referred to committee o report at the July meeting. The ate of one fare for the round trip was lsde for the following meetins: Chris ian Endeavor Society in New York, uly next; National Educational Asso- lation, Saratoga, in July; National Incampment, Competitive Drill Asso- iation, Omaha, June 13 to 20; Annual Travellers Protective Asso- iation, Old Point Comfort, in June. 1atters left over for the July meeting 7ere the National G. A. R. encamp- nent rate, military rates, national sell ng and passing rate sheet and circuitous oute rates to California points. A cir ular to all eastern lines, requiring all ickets sold to Western terminal points f the Western Passenger Association 0 be limited, was also adopted,
 The rate clerks meeting to consider ummer tourist rates to Eastern points i'll be held next Tuesday.
 LONDON, May 7.-The roof of the Mo. ntosh Company Rubber Factory in lanchester, collapsed. Ten persons 'ere taken out badly injured, and some atally. It is not known how many re In the ruins.
 CHICAGO, May 9.-In a Chicago, Mil ] 'aukee & St. Paul railroad freight CAT i 'hich reached thIs city today was found | he still warm dead body of a we'll | ressed man lying in a pool of blood | Iith his skull crushed and hickory l Tub near by covered with gore. No | ne seemed able to identify the body or xplain the mystery of his death. CHICAGO, May 9-Negotiations have cen practically completed for estab- shing Keeley institute in England l nd France for the cure of the liquor | abit. Dr. Keeley sells English and l 'rench rights to use the cure in those | Ouhtries to an English syndicate l eaded by J. J. Vickers. The terms of | le sale are not known.
 LONDON, May 9-1t has been settled | nat four walters were burned to death ! ] Scott's Oyster Bar last night. There ! ere eleven others in the building, but i Il managed to escape.
 CARAREs, N. J. May 9.-Abel Smith, a ! Olored farm hand whose wife is dlssi- ated, murdered her last night, and len threw himself in front of train, nd was instantly killed.
 BRUSSELS, May 9.-As the cage was