Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-04


 cars in charge of W. D. Danborne, Gen. eral Agent of the Burlington route. The party consisted of seventy-6ve peorls, and besides delee ates were in- cluded many prominent residents of this City and State. They will travel over the Southern Pacific, Rio Grande and Burlington, Chicago, St. Paul and | Minneapolis roads, reaching Minne- apolis at A. M.. Sunday, June 5th.
 PUEBLO, Colo, June 1.-The Specie Bank of Pueblo assigned this morning to A. J. Quaid, formerly Cashier. Amount of liabilities. unknown.
 SAN FRANCISCO, JuEe 1.-Physicians have examined Billy Murphy and John Murphy of Boston who fought forty rounds at the Pacific club last night without result and find Billy Murphy's right hand broken while the Boston men | has a sprained wrist. The contest which was to go on again tonight has accordingly been postponed tor a week | to enable the men to get into condition. SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-Judge Coffey | today rendered decision in the case | of Ex-Assemblyman Elwocd Bruner, of Sacramento, charged with offering to accept bribs during the last session of the Legislature to defeat the scalp CTS bill. The court held that the evid ence it had heard was sufficient to war rant the belief that Bruner was guilty and the latter was accordingly held to answer.
 ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Delega tes from twenty five or more States and various commercial bodies, gathered this morn ing in an entertainment held in the Elk position Building to open the first ses- sion of the Nicaragua Canal Conven- tion, Inaugurated by the business men of California. The Assemblage was called to order by Marcus Bernheimer, Chairman of :he local committee of arrangements. The Convention chose Ex-Governor Stanard, of St. Louis, as temporary presiding officer. D. H. Nc Adam and J. c. Broadwell as secre- tarles. The usual CommIttses-one for each State-on Credentials, Permanent Organization and Resolutions, were ordered appointed. Then Gov. D. K. Francis, of Missouri, welcomed the dele gates to the State. At the close of Gov. Francis address, Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee, of California, was called upon and ex- plained the purpose and objsct of the gathering, which had its inception in his State. During a short recess pre- ceding Estee's remarks, various State delegates held a meeting to select mem bers for the various Committees. Special to Daily Citizen,
 FLORENCE, June "A boy by the name Dobey was found shot and killed yesterday on Frazler's Ranch, near Pl- nal A posse are now out.
 LONDON, June 2.-The Epson Grand Prize was won by Bailey's Colt, "LJver."
 SAN FRANCISCO, June IA fire to- day destroyed the Wool Warehouse of George Abbott, and the Warehouse of Plotshek and Harris. The loss will ag- gregate s60,000.
 WAsHIsGToN, June 2-Frcm present indications there appears likely to be practical suspension of public business in Congress next week, owing to Dumer- ous absentees. Many Republican sen ators have already departed or arranged to depart for Minneapolis.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June ?. - Chairman Clarkson and other members of the Ma tional Republican Committee arrived this morning. Delegates from all parts of the country on the way will soon be- gin to arrive. The Harrison men were first on the ground and opened their headquarters yesterday. The Blaine boom will be put in operation today So for the Minneapolis people avoid any preference as to the cadidates. The National Committee meets Sat urday to select temporary officers.
 CHICAGO, June 2.-Adyices to the Asso- ciated Press give further details of loss of life and property by the cyclone in the Southwest. Latest Texas reports of the cyclone near Durango,a a great havoc, sweeping everything before it from the face of the earth, over & space of a quarter of mile wide and several miles long. Five or six men are known to be killed and a number injured. The damage near Waco, Texas, alone is es- timated at half million dollars.
 The Steamers "Brlttain" and "Pro- gress" both of Cleveland, collided this morning at the mouth of the Detroit river. The Progress" sank immedI- ately and the crew was saved with diff iculty. The Britain" is comparatively uniniured.
 WICHITA Kas, June 2.-The South bound Santa Fe passenger train was held up last night by masked rob- OCT at the stock yards near Red Rock and secured S50,000. Passengers were not molested. A posss will start in pur- suit of the gang
 PRAGUE, June 2-Sixty-seven bodies were taken out of the Blrkinfield mIne mp to yesterday, one hundred and fifty miners were still missing. There is no hope of anyof them being alive.
 MINNAAPoLls, June 2.-Both parties l now have headquarters in active oper- | ations and Chairman Clarkson heads | the Blaine forces, Hon. John O. New, of Indianapolis, heads the Harrison. Chairman Clarkson reiterated his state l ment that Blaine would be nominated | on the first ballot and that he would | accept. He declared in his statement | further that Harrison has GAO votes, | but, bit of Indiana poetry" says that l Blaine will have GOO and Harrison half | as many. MT. New on the other hand, | stands on the ground that Blaine meant | it when when he declined to run for the | place. He announced Harrison would | be placsd in nomination by Depew and | Hen. E. w. Thompson, of Indiana, ex- Secretary of the Navy, would second his | nomination. Gov. Mckinley is candi- | date as Harrison man for permanent ] chairman of the Convention.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June 1.-The advance l guard of convention workers came in | thls afternoon and the Harrison parlors | were opened at the West Hotel. The | early opening of the Harrison head quarters i6 surprise to the Blaine |