Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-06-04
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 SAx FRAScIsco, June IA Virginia
 dispatch says: The latest from the ] Alta mine gives no hopes of saving the
 men in the drift, as the heIght of water
 at the station shows the the drift must
 be completely filled.
 CHIcAGo, June 1.-Ahout I20O men are on a strike at the Irondale mills in South
 Chicago. There ia no disturbance yet.
 CINCINNATI. June l. Except one rol- ling mill which works scrap iron exclu- sively, and two mills which are working up three or four avs accumulation of blooms, all the mills in Cincinnati and vicinity have stopped. It is the belief of mill owners that all will resume next
 Monday and a complete adjustment be made.
 LONDON, June I.-The Times says that yesterday the French Cabinet proposed and EnPland agreed to recommend to the powers and Turkey 10 hold con ference at Constantinople to settle the Egyptian question on the basis Of statu quo, namely, the maintenance of the sovereignty of the Sultan over the Khe- dive; liberty of Egyptians as guaranteed by the firm and provident developments and the reinstatement and observance l of international agreements.
 CHICAGO, June 1-Inquiry at General Sheridan's headquarters as to the truth of the report telegraphed last night that h. had left fishing party in Michigan because of telegram from Washington that General Sherman was about to re- tire from the army, which would place Sheridan at its head elicited the in- formation General Sheridan left because he had remained there as long as he wanted.
 PITrsBURG, May 31.-The date set by the amalgamated association of iron and steel workers for the grrat strike has arrived and tomorrow will see the fires out in thirty-s1x mills and eighteen
 thousand and five hundred men out of employment. The iron and nail mills will shut down this evening for an in- definite period, the proprietors having refused to sign the new scale. The Whitaker street iron mills signed the scale. Five thousand me will be thrown out of employment here.
 ERIE, May 3l. Two hundred and fifty puddlers of the Mount Hickory rolling mills will strike tomorrow.
 YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, May 3I.-The scale was presented to all the mills of Mahoniug Valley today and all refused to sign. No work will be done to- morrow.
 NEW YORK, June L.-Jay Gould, Trenor W. Park. Sidney WilIon. Rus sel Sage, c. P. Huntington. E. H. Per kins, Jr., Henry Hart and J. B. Houston, have been reelected directors of the Pacific mail.
 LEADvILLE, Col, May 31.-D. W. Feister, thief and burglar, just out of the penitentiery shot and killed one Bartamos thIs morning. Bartamus re- turned the fire killing his assailant. Bar tamos died soon after.
 WASHINGTON, May 3l.-A disgraceful scene occurred in the House to-day. Af- ter the swearing in of Mackey, McLane introduced a resolution to censure the Speaker for his ruling last Monday. It was late and the members were in bad humor, many Of them having been drink ing. Dozens of the members crowded the space before the desk shouting and shaking their fists. The Speaker lost his temper and made more noise than any one. Order was finally restored by Randall, who made a stentorian appeal and finally secured quiet. The resolu- tion was tabled by a strict party vot..
 ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Laclcde rol- ling mil. Helmbackor forge, and Harri- son works in this city will shut down to- morrow.
 CINCINNATI, June l.-Three of the five iron mills in Newport, Kentucky, will shut down in the morning. It is not cer- tain what course the other two will tate
 STOCKHOLM, June 1.-The PoOr-house in the town of Oesthammer was burned and twenty persons perished.
 ALEXANDRIA, June l. Old forts are being equipped and new earth works a being thrown up within 400 yards of II. | NJ. s. Invicibles.
 ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Rev. Father ] Gleason has been suspended by the Bishop on a charge.c If being the father Of a child by his housekeeper. He denies the charge and has gone to Rome to lay the case before the Pope.
 SAN FRAScIsco, June A Virginia City dispatch says: Early this morning a small hunting skifr with Richard Ben nett and Denns Callahan on boIrd, v entured into the Alta drift in search of the imprisoned miners. Neither have since been heard Of and it is feared both have been sufTocat' q by the heat and roul gases. Sh rtly after a German known as Dutch George, tried To wade into tbe drift but soon returned leiirious. He said he saw light and q boat but no men. Two other men at- .empted to wade in but found the heat md gas iusupportable and returned after yoing n short distance. Repeated raps Ire still heard in the air pipe, indicating hat the imprisoned miners are still live. PHHADELPHIA, June The libel suit { ,f United States Senator McPherson .gainst the New York Herald resulted n a verdict for the plaintiff coupled with [ recommendation to mercy. Judge Bid lle imposed a fue of one thousand dol. ars which was immediately paid. . SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-Forty-nine Democratic clubs of the city held meet : ngs last night and elected delegates to !, he Democratic State Convention. A v majority of the delegates elected favor ' ieOrge Hearst for governor. with James !. Johnson as their second choice. : CINCINNATI. June All the mills but Q hree in Cincinnati have stopped work. 4 till the mill-owners do not regard the } trike as formidable. The number of len out is about 1900. The puddlers in the Woods rolling ill at Wallsville, Ohio, struck to-day. Q All the nail mills in Wheeling, W. Va, n nut down to-day. n The labor situation ID Pittsburp de-