Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-10

lue Ou Ino huSld, lOuT uedCnS ana nVe convalescents. On the Moravia there were five deaths and now four co1vales- cents. ca the Noravia there is one ad- ditlonal Case, aG eighJ-year-old boy.
 Friend are on board the tug Black bird, waiting to take tue party of Parson Davis, Jackson and Caoynski, up to New York if they can get permission from health authorities to land them from the City of Rome
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Billy Myer was aJ hIs training quarters during the forenoon and put m sone light work l He feels none Of the effects of bis long ride and h pes before tomorrow night to easily pull of the surplus pounds of his present weIght winch is aboyethe l I39 pounds limit.
 The Sullivan people arc highly clated at the reports of the champions con0i- ton and there. is plecty of Sullivan m Jney on hand.
 The Corbett people deny the report that Corbett will sneak into town on Tuesday night. Agent Thurner sad this morning that t5e train will reach here on schedule time Tuesday morn ing. The Southern Athletic Club will receive the San Francisco delegation.
 The morning trains brought i1 large delegations from all sections of the country. The hotels are crowded with sporting men.
 The Olsmpc Club announces that every reserved seat for the Sullivan Corbett fight is already sold.
 Major Garrett of the Northwestern, this morning received dispatches from headquarters at Cincinnati, saying that the Sullivan special was well under way and that 1t will reach this city between 5:3O anu 7:30 tomorrow morning unless accidents happen. The Olmypic Club is arranging for the champions recep- tion, and will see that quarters are pre- pared for him.
 BUzcARD BAY, Mass, Sept. 3.-W, c. Whitney and Ex-Secretary Fairchilds arrived to day on a visit to Cleveland. They return to work this afternoon.
 CATANIA, Sept. 3.-The eruption of Mount VesuvIus increased in volume. A dense mass of lava is flowing down the mountain side.
 SAULT ST. MARIE, Mich, Sept.-It is is reported here that the steamer City of Greenbay had f1undered near White fish point. She carried a crew of twelve men.
 GRETNoCK, Sept. 3.-The new bark, AnchmouHtain, with 20 tons of gun powder on board lying ip anchor in firth of Clyde, blew up this morning. The vessel was almost torn to pieces but by a miracle no one was killed.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept By the end of the present week all of the principals in the fights will either be in New Orleans or few miles away except Corbett, the California, who will be the last to arrive Myer IS due tomorrow nIght. Sullivan will put in his appearance on Saturday and McAuhffe, Skelly and Dixon who are across the bay will come Sunday or Monday. President Cambsll of the Southern Athletic club will appoint a committee to meet Corbett at the train.
 Corbett is to stop at the residence of a member of the club and will be only two squares away from the club. He will spend Tuesday between his room. and the club. The announcement Is made that Corbett will not reach here until Tuesday.
 The Sullivan special, as already an- nounced is to get here Saturday. PresI- dent Noel will appoint a committee of the Olympic Club to meet him at the train and take him to his quarters. Arrangements are being made to secure quarters for Sullivan oD.Rampart Street, near the Young Mems Gymnastic Club, and it IS quite likely the big fellow for i the few days he is in town, will have the l same room he occupied just before the | Kilrain fight. Reynolds who IS putting | up small fortune on Skelly arrived | this morning from over the lake and 1 says everything is going on swimIpgly | at their quarters and Skelly is iu good | condition, Reynolds confidence in | Skely IS sublime.
 Jos. Dare and committee from the | club will meet Myer at the train. Of course there will be big delegation of the public on hand. Col: T. H, Boylan of the Police agency is to entertain during the night, Inspector Byrne the famous New York detective who is coming down to see the big fight and who is a friend of Mir. Sullivan.
 MAEQUETT, Mich, Sept. 2.-Steamer Western Reserve, bound for Cleveland, broke in two of Au Sable banks near Park, 20 persons drowned. Harry Stewart, of Algona, saved. Two of the bodies washed ashore today. Harry Stewart, of Algona, wheelman, the only known survIvor, brought the story 1f the disaster tonight. He says that about 9 a. m. Tuesday, when they were ibout sixty miles above White Fish Point, the steamer without warning broke ie two and in ten minutes had zone to the bottom. The P people aboard had taken to the boats, F get ing into the wooden yawl and the others into the metallic one. A short ,ime after leaving the Reserve the metallic yawl capslzed and all but two if its passengers were drowned. The other survIvors started for White Fish md had got as far as the life saving station, and when about one mile from hore thelr boat capsiZed and all but Stewart were droWEed. He was in the water two hours before reaching the hore. The Western Reserve was one , ,f the largest crafts on the lakes and las been in the lake trade a little over ; year. The vessel was valued at S220, [ DO and owned by P. G. Mincb, who, f with his family, was lost. The following I g believed to be correct list of those i lrowned: Ii
 P. C.. Mlncb, vessel man of this city, i lis wife and his son Charles, aged 10, . lis daughter aged 6, his sister-in-law, { irs. Eugls, and her daughter Bertha; l They were out for recreation Albert T deyers, captain; Fred Eggles, first z nate; W. Seaman, chief engineer; T Charles Wiles, second Engineer; Geo. [ Davis, assistant stewart; Dan Forbes, f lookout; Robert Simpson, ci'er; Ghas l 'ebau, second mate; Bert Steward. $. C Y Hatton, John Latham. Horace Bor- ( ough, fireme0; Martin Klausen, Danl. ( ,tickney, R. Longfeid, Albert Daven { ort, Dan O'Connell, A. Coffee, John i Wilson, deck hands.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 5.-There WAS eported throughout Russia 3Sl2 new ( ases and 175l deaths from cholera on | 'ridaV