Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-03
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w Orld Far has bee1 completed as fol- lows:
 October 18th. Reception of the Presi- dent of toe Uni,ed s ates, Cabinet and other guests at the aud torium
 Oct. 20. The Grand Proces 5ion of the Centuries at the g ounds, following with speeches, etc.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 30.-Oficial re- turns s1ow l56 new cases cf cholera ard 4 deaths from cholera in lh,s ely yes terday.
 MILWAUKEE, Aug. BOA fire this morning destroyed the br-w house. elevate: and boiler house of rhe Falk. Jung & Borcdert brewery. l. ss, S250,- GOO.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 30.-Ju 7ge J. McMiilan Schsfter died at his res lCence ia this city last night cf diabetis at the age of 76.
 NEWPORT, R. l.. Aug 30.- Hoyey won the all corners prIzs at Tennis, beating Larned c, 6-2, 7-5.
 CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 30.-One hun dred armed men with Winchesters are guarding the jail at Wise Court House to gee that no attempt is made to re- lease Tom Hall. the outlay end murd- erer who IS to be executed Friday. They have been ordered to shoot Hall if an attempt at rescue is made.
 LoGANsPoRT, lad, Aug. 30.-At Royal Centre, this county, there has been en intenee feeling over the alleged friend ship existing EeSween Rev. MT. Bair and Mrs. Milton Bitterness. The affair culmlnated iu a shooting epOside last night, in which John Clark, ex-marshal shot and killed Henry Sutters and fatal ly injured John Grant and Chris Weir mahn. They attacked Clark and the shooting Is said to be in self defense. There is intense excitement among the factions in the village and more trouble is feared.
 LONDON, Aug 30.-Today the health authorities made descent upon Con- vent Garden market and found many tons of uusound fruit exposed for sale. It was all seized and condemned as a precaution against cholera infection.
 NEW YORK, Aug. BOA cable was re- ceived st the office of ihe sporting paper yesterday saving that Pr.tchard had is sued a chqllenge to fight Bob Fnzsim mons fir l,00J pounds side and the largest purse offered in England or America for the mlddleweight champion ship of the world.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-General Miller received orders t0 remove the 100000 cattle from Cherokee strip at once.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Havre is given up for the present as French terminus Of the Transatlantic line. This ac i0n has been taken in consequence of the prevailing cholera scare. Sherb2urg Hill be the future terminus.
 NEW YORK: Aug. 30.-Information has been received this morning from Val paraiso that a grand banquet was given at that place last nieht by the American colony to Minister Eagan CD the occa- sion of his departure tD ths United Stytes. He sails tomorrow for a short visit home.
 BosroN, Aug 30.-The Atchison statement for July including the St. Louis and San Francisco system shows net increase in earnings of SlS7 .520.
 LINCOLN, Neb, Aug 3O.-Th9 Dem ocrat'c convection mt this morning. Matthew Ger ng, of PlattsmouIh, V as chosen temporary chairman. In hi+ speech he denounced the fusion ana declared in favor of straight ticket.
 PITTsBgRG, Aug 30.-Hugh O'Donnell surrendered to Alderman McMasters s this morning and was re ease on S3.OO0 bail tO answer the charges of c nsplracy and riot preferred by Secretary Loveioy. The infOrmations vera this morning made by Secretary Lovejoy, char. ing acy and aggravated riot. Officers have gone to Homestead to make arrests.
 BROOKLYN, N. r., Aug. 30.-The U. s. cruiser Concord will arrive at the navy yard today and have her coal bunkers refilled soon as possible. She has been ordered to Venezuela to prote ct the rights of American citizens and to en- force redress If necessary for recent talk IDg of political refugees from the decks of an American passenger steamer.
 JACKSON. Mich, Aug. 30.-Edward Hantley, 20 years D-troit burglar, John Davis, years Kalamazoo bur glar and Lige Bulard, a De;ro crim- inal, attempted to escape from the pen itentiary this morning by chimney in the prison Wa ls Hantley and Davis were fatally shot and all were re- captured.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29,-This after- noon Bishop Kip had improved mate rIaly in health. The heart stroke of Friday last seemed to be overcome so that his wife thought he would be able to walk in the garden next week. His vitality, so his grandsOus say, IS extra ordinary for man of fouT-score years. Af.er a dozen honrs of unconscIousuess he Bishop recoS Sered hIs faculties to a ,emarkable degree, at least so far as understanding was concerned.
 NEW YORK, Aug, 29.-The Socialist Labor party held its national conven- ion at tEe New York Labor Lyceum oday. David Taylor of Boston pre- ided. It was unanimously resolved 70 lomIDate Presidential ticket and the olioWiDg candidates were put up: President, Simon Wing of Boston; Vice President, Charles E, Mstchett of 5rooklyu. Wing is a tailor and datch5tt carpenter.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-The steamship ioravia which arrived this morning, eports g deaths on board since sailing. The ships doctor calls it cholerine.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-President | iarrison arrived here this morning on 1 is way to White Plains.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3I.-The police l topped the reggans-CostellO fight at l ne end of the tllieth round last night, nd the referee declared the contest a rag.
 TEXAN, Aug. 31.-The cholera in this ity has apparently run it's course and yislb!y decreasing. The deaths yes- erGay amounted to POO.
 LONDON, Aug. 31 -Dispatches say hat up to the 22nd ot August the nun er of deaths from cholera throughout he Russian Empire is reported at lO7, 1T