Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-03

| granted temporary lrlunct on restrain ing the directors of the Worlds fair from closing the gates On Sunday.
 The suit on which injunction was wanted was filed by ClIngman several weeks ago as a stockholder in the expo sition and as citizen. This proceeding in the state court and entirely distinct from the action bsgun Saturday by the United States district attorney in the federal court. Judge Stein held that congress had made no law compelling Sunday closing.
 ONE SUNDAY ATTENDANCE.
 CHICAGO, May 29,---The returns of at- tendance at the Worlds fair yesterday are not yet complete, but the chief of the bureau of admis ion from returns in estimate the attendance at 146,379.
 The French section of the manufac- lures and liberal arts building was opened to the public today without formal ceremonies. It was simply de- clgred opened by the French consul general in the name of the French republic.
 DENVER, Col, May 29.-Dr. Graves. the alleged poiser of Mrs. Barnaby, has been set at liberty.
 DENVER, May 29.-The protest of some of the eastern people 0n the COW boy race from ChadroD, Neb., to Chi cago, is amusing in the fight of the fact that the race was declared off over a week ago and the entrance fee returned to all candidates.
 NEW YORK, May 2S. pr. Edward Nc Glynp, who for sometime contemplated visiting Rome with a view of mak .ng peace with the p, pc left last night for | Chicago. It Is now quite possib that tbe doctor will not live the country for | a couple months. It ls stated he would remain at the Worlds fair as long as that.
 DETROIT, May 29-At Belle Isle park. 10000 people saw F. H. Herrick of this | city break the twenty-five mile bicycle record over a road. Herrick made the distance in one hour and fourteen minutes. The record made by Rands last year over the same course Was | 1.15-59.
 KANSAS CITY, May 29-The Times will | tomorrow print long editorial on the silver question, in which 1t asks Presi- dent Cleveland to call an extra session ot congress for the purpose of repeal ing the Sherman act. It lays all the recent failures to the fact that there is too much silver.
 NEW YORK, May 29-Lazard Freres shipped S2,000,000 and Albucke Bros S5OO,O00 in gold on th- steamer Trave Uf the North German Lloyd line which 1 sails for Bremen and Southampton to. day. The Trave also takes l60,OO( ounces of silver and 75,OO0 Mexlcar dollars shipped by Jesse w. Seligmar & Co. and Zimmerman & Forsythe Another Sl,O00,000 in gold was shipped to Europe on the Cunarder Etruris.
 NEW YORK, May 29.-Edwin St. Clail Sml'h, Edwin Booths physician, says | when he left his patient tonight Mir Booths condition as much more serious that It has been for some time. He i:
 weaker and has been partially uncon | scious since th.s afternoon. He car not recognize any one. Without | great rally tis doubtful if he recover. from this last attack.
 NEW YORK, May 29.-The 10000 | Norweigens Comiciled in Brooklyn and 200O who dwell in New York art reiolced to read that the Viking ship under command of Captain Megnu. | Anderson, has been spoken of St. Johns N. F., and that all are we'll on board 1t Is the intention of the Morse popula ton to give the Viking ship royal re cepiIon.
 PANAMA, May 29.-It is reported that 5000 residents of Paste, Reuador, are suffering from influenza. Fully one fourth of the cases prove fatal. The situation is said to be frightful
 The decree expelling Chinese has been issued by the government of San Salvador.
 Newspapers of Reuador are protesting against tha reported sale of Chatham island to Urited States for a coal ng station.
 NEW YORK, May 27.-A nest of con. | cealed small p0X in a crowded tene- NiSbA iOI hdS uucdI Ul tue health inspector today The inspector | discovered DO less than three other children in different families who bad smallpox, but who were convalescing They had been elck for weeks but were recoH ering and had violated all the sanitary laws regarding such cases. A corps of doctors was sent out early in tie day to the neighborhood with in structions to vaccInate every man, woman and child in the tenement.
 HAMBURG, May. 29.-It is officially announced that ore death from cholera occurred here Saturday.
 PARIS May. 29.-A death from disease ot cholera nature at Toulersew and one at DiSmes are reported.
 SCRANTON, Pa. May 29.-The Bloom InstOn mill engine room and boiler house of the Lackawanna steel com pany burned this morning. The loss is 5l20,000 The mill has beer running double time on big orders; 1t will be idle some months throwing 1200 men idle.
 ELKHAT, Ind. May 29.-The west bound express flyer over New York Central road, which left New York yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, to make the trip to Chicago ia twenty hours, arrived here, tte last stopping place, completing the journey at S:30 three min utes ahead of time
 GLASGOW, May 29-Glasgow import CTS of cattle and calves say exporters will stop shipping as through delays made by he board of agriculture ord ering that cattle be slaughtered upon arrlval IS ruinous to the trade. Three veesels loaded with cattle are wait ing for dispoFal of their cargoes and others are coming.
 Prices have fallen three pounds on each arrival. In view of the fact that there IS no evidence of disease ship Iers have agam requested the board of