Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-16
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t1S lDStru -lsu GENERAL BROOKS not u
permit deputies to pass through bIl
lines. A conflict may occur between the
troops and deputies.
WON'T REGARD THE GOVERNOR.
CRIPPLE CREEK, June Under Sher
if Mullins and County Commissioners
Boynton, In charge of the deputies, an
nounced today that the deputies would
90 to Bull Hill regardless Of the COVER
nOr's wishes aud arrest the men who
violated the laws.
MILITIA OUT IN OHIO.
COLUMBUS, o., June 7.-GovernoI Nc
Kinley has ordered out the Second regi-
ment of Titan on account of increased
mining troubles in Belmont county,
near Wheeling, w. Va, and put the
Third regiment at Dayton under arms.
Boston, Mass, June IA report that
a party of Raymond excutslonists were
drowned in a cloud burst on the Fraser
river, IL Oregon, Is denied by officials
who received dispatch from Field.
Los ANGELES, Cal, June THE
largest republic county convention on
record in this county met this morning.
Many antsgonistic elements give
prospects of breezy times.
PORTLAND, Or, June THE river
here attained its maximum height at
midnight and is now at standstlll. Re-
ports from the upper Columbia say the
waters are now falling. In this city the
situation remains about the same as yes
terday.
INDIANAPOLIS, Inj., June 7.-Theo-
dore Z. Haughey, president of the de-
funct Indianapolis National bank, WAS
this morning sentenced to six years il
the penItentiary for his part in the
wreckIng of that institution.
SAN Francisco, CAL, June Private
advices received here are to the effect
that the revenue cutter Bear ran on a
rock IN Sitka, Alaska, May 90. There
are no hopes of getting her off. 1t is a
question of time only when she goes to
pieces. No lives are reported lost.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, June 7.-R. B.
Langdon & Co. have secured a $1,000
900 canal contract for the Arizona coun-
try to be irrigated, containing 100000
acres, M silly in Maricopa county. The
water will be obtained from the Verde.
The canal will start above Phoenix and
will DC ITO miles long.
ST. PAUL. June 6.-The verdict In the
Nancy case was learned positively by a
dispatch today. Lieu tenant Nancy was
cleared on the first specification, but
was found guilty of conduct unbecom-
ing an officer. The sentence was sus-
pension for one yesr with forfeiture of
half pay. A recommendation for ex
ecutive clemency accompanied the sem
tence.
APIA, Samoa, May 23-Two conflicts
recently occurred between small parties
OF rival troops; four men were killed.
Both parties occupy strong positions.
Z tch position was almost lmpregnable
without tina aid of cannon. 1t is greatly
feared the government party be beaten.
There is every prospect of bloody fight
ing at an early date. Germany has two
warships here England one, and another
is expected.
REDoNDo BEACH, Cal, June Fired
Hopener q fisherman, was drowned this
morning. While attempting to swim
ashore from boat he was caught In the
tide. The body was not recovered.
DENVER. Colo, June THE German
National bank. one of the oldest In the
city, did not open Its doors today and
is going out of business. 1t was one of
banks com PEELED to close during the
panic last July. When it re-opened,
depositOrs accepted extension certifica-
ties. | is impo. sIble to ascertain wheth-
or depositors will be paid I'D full.
HONOLULU, May 81. (Per steamer
Mariposa via San FRANCIsco)-The
constitutional convention met May
80. The ceremonies were brief and
consisted merely of al address out
lining the work the OF convention by
President Dole. The British minister
refused to attend the opening cere-
monies though invited. Adjournment
WAS taken thai Decoration day might
be celebrated. All government troops
turned out; accompanied by Admiral
Walkers staff and largs detachment
of troops from Philadelphia they march
ed to the cemetery. The steamer
Geolani returned from Neckar island,
having raised the Hawaiian flag over the
barren rock, which is of no u-e except
as possible resting place of proposed
cable.
SAN FRANcIsCo, June Ga claim OF
S5.OC0,CC0 filed against the
Stanford estate by Attorney General
Olney as preliminary step to force the
governments claim against the original
holders of the Central Pacific grant,
has caused the greatest of interest
here. It is now learned that the gov
ernmsnL's claim wRs presented May %,
but that an attempt was made 10 keep
the proceedings secret In order that the
financial operations of the estate need
lot be EN- barrassed. The late Senator
Stanford's estate was recently appraist
at Sl7,600,000. Since the apprsise-
meat heavy obligations have been met,
and IT is stated now that the enforce
ment of the governments claim would
practically wipe out the estate, leaving
not only the widow penniless, but cut
ting off all beneticiarias under the late
senator's will, including the endowment
Of s., 100000 to the Stanford university.
NEWARK n. j., June When Pat
rick Dowd, after an absence Of twenty
seven years, turned at his home in
this city, he found that his wife had
been married thirteen years to Thomas
Higgins. Mrs -Doea-Risgins received
a letter fourteen years ago from the
chief of police of Louisville, KY, saying
her husband died at st. Louis of yellow
fever. When Dowd arrived Mrs. Hig-
gins recognized him and tainted. Mrs.
Higgins will apply for a divorce from
Dowd, alleging Gesertion.
Los ANGELES, June 7.-Barker's In
dustrlal army, estimated at from $50 to
400, arrived at Barstow this morning on
a passenger train stolen at Moj8ve. De.
putty She if Booker warned the men not
to enter Los Angeles county.
The United States marehal left for
Barstow with thirty deputies. He has