Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-06-10
TELEGRApHIC.

ATLANTA, Ca, June For some time
Etowah, Blount ard st. Clair counties
have been the scene of 40 active Nor
mon propag inda, conducted 10y Elders
Ben l. Lebaron, Nichols w. Miller, A.
NJ Beacher and Alonzo Bricke hoff.
They went to conduct the mission
near Pinkney, bat were ordered to leave
by indignant citizens. A recent con-
vert, named Battles, offered the elder
an asylum in his house. A mob went to
the house and dem snded the surrender
of the Mormons. They escaped through
the back door.
The regulators" followed, ard f ing
was soon heard in thu distance. The
dlsp rising of the mob, apparently salts
fed with its work. and the failure Of
the elders to reappear is held as con-
vincing evidence that they have been
done away with.
LONDON, June 1.-Wm. Townsend,
the man who wanted to shoot Glad
stonr was tried today sn6 found insane.
He was ordered 10 be Cor fined in the
asylum.
PANAMA, June 1.-The steamer cara
gcza has foundered in the whirlpool
near Mauagus. Ali the passengt rs are
drowned.
NEWARK, n. j., June 1.-Vice- PIesi-
dent Blake Of the Domestic Saving
Machine company, has made applica-
ton to the court for appointing OF re-
ceiver for the company.
WASHINGTON, June IA dispatch was
received this afternoon from Minister
Baker stating that peace has been re-
stored in \ caragua and the new gov
eminent goes into operation today.
MONTREAL, June Lee Stanton, {
painter, bought for 81 at railway sale
OF uncl imed baggage valise contain
ing 100000 worth of stock of WeSter
Gas, improving stock. The valise be
longed TO Louis Halbersadt, who die6
in the fall Of 1891.
NEW ORLEANS, June LIN a glo7t
fight in the Olympia arena last nigh
between Andy Bowen and Jack Ever
hart. Bo ven won IN the eighty IF b
round. Everhart injured his hanO
badly in the seventeenth round.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The German sec
ton of machinery hall was formal!
opened today, with ceremonies undo
auspices of the imperia comm issioner.
The building for the care Of Oh ldreI
vas also opened with simple ceremonies
The program was mostly carried out b,
children.
BETHLEHEM, Pa June 1.-The oficia
test resulting in acceptance of the AZ.
tons armor by the government toxic plac'
yesterday on RediDgton proving
grounds. off Bethlehem, in the presenc,
of Grand Duke Alexander ard other
officers of the Russian ard Austrian
vessels now in the port of Philadelphia
WARRINGTON, June 1.-The committed
to tix Briggs sentence is understood tC
to have agreed to recommend suspen-
sion. They will iepor' on Opening thi
afternoon in session. 1t is said Brigg:
refuses to make any compromise.
The general assembly this afternoon
adopted report of the committee sus
pending Professor Briggs from TIE
ministry of the Presbyterian church.
New YORK, June 1.-AdmIral Cher.
ardl's flag was hauled down on the
cruiser Philadelphia yesterday. Today
affairs of the navy yard turned over &C
the admiral Commodore Erb5Ds flag
was run up ID the peak of the Chicago
aud be assumed command OF the Euro
pean squadron.
The change OF administration caused
much excItment at the yard, where a
complete reorganization is exp, cted.
The ships of the white squadron will
soon leave anchorage in North river.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, June 1.-The pro-
hibition state convention this morning
made ard adopted a platform which
favors the enforcement of the prohibi-
tory law throughout the state; restor-
ration Of former restrictions OF pharma-
cy law; two-cents-per-mile railroad
fares; sivil service reform; postal banks
and telegraph; one-cent postage; repeal
of the Sherman silver law; change OF
ratio of coinage by putting a dollars
worth of oliver in the dollar; that silver
coinage be unrestricted; woman's suf-
frage; restriction of immigration; op
position to hasty. indsc inmate natural
lzatiou; and repeal of the Geary law.
CHICAGO, June 2--Just before fed
eral court adjourned today in the Worlds
fair Sunday closing suit United States
Attorney Milchrist asked that in alb
sence of a permanent decision restrain
ing that an order be issued for next
Sunday. This was refused. Judge
Woods, speaking for thecourt, said no
in timationcould be given as to when the
decision might bs expected.
Wheather was clcudy'and threatening
this morning but no rain fell up to l
p. 10.
Mgr. Satolli, papll legate, IN company
with Archb shop Fehan and other
catholic dlgnitaries, visited the Worlds
fair today, driving slowly through the
grounds admiring the great buildings.
He then paid Wit to the monastery
of La Radiba.
The Mexican exhibit in the manu-
features buildings was formally opened
this morning.
KANSAS CITY, June 2.-Reduction in
the round-trip rate to Chicago has al
ready resulted in zig increases in trsffic
to the Worlds fair. All trains going
are crowded.