Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-26
EASTERN

CHICAGO, May 23.-TLe iucipieut riot growing ont of strike by the bTlcE- layers occurred ou Hubbard street tl-- city, yesterday terLouu which is cite4 as showing the desperation felt ay csr ] tain class. These workmcu. about fifty | strikers. collected about a building )" process of erection and attempted iu | intimidate the men It work. Bu-E were | freely usei and five t1 -.N revolver sl',-
 were fired. lt Is c8lteuJe- That -ue man using the revolver WAS John | Sullivan president of Jhe brick layers union. who it is claimed vas under tl. | influence of liquor. A young man c. | whom Sullivan handed thc weapon l.'er | IL had been discharged, kept the .a.- quiet for some reason unti Inst night. ! us it Is supposed to cause other arrests, | 20 one seriously injured.
 CHICAGO. May 23.-The dog show under the re yu,at.ous ol the NsIruai American Kennel club will ba held l | this city Juue l2th to 10th, Iuciu-lva- under tho sup-Tiut9uCtuCy %. tI. managers oi the centennial recent New l York show; entries thus iareX-c.d iau,- any exhibits vet Givsu m the Wes clr embrace 8 number ut iuIgI7 aa.m..- from Canada, Ireland and tIrea, Britain. LARxrD. Ks, May 2t.-Nea- Living
 stone, SaIorl county, t6 day, George Cramer made a proposition Of uarrsi-- To Miss Lii.ie Wea,el. who refused u1u
 He drew revolver, shu. her twice,
 knocked her down with the piSto, al.
 then cut bis own throat Both are eV-
 pe ted to die.
 LEXINGTON, Es.. May 2I On tr-
 sixth ballot Thomas II. Nurr " received
 the nomination for Governor by the fHl
 lowing vote Morrow, 53l; Glpdi,s. 3jl. The nomination was made uuaui-
 mons.
 CLEVELAND, O, May 2l The U. s.. express cOmpany's money ctrr.-- Alex an ier G-luger, received Sunday u..s
 age of money li other valuab.-s f-ea
 tie east bound Lake Shore train
 Union defot. TDi- morning h. put l.,
 money and other vI'utl'e- Iu a buggy standing outsiie: somebody from ..
 ice room called him, and no one u-iu- in slght be stepped a little way from the vehicle to ascertain who called; return
 ing be drove tu tine express company office and there discovered that two bags similar Co the companys pouches, but
 filled with brown paper, had been sub stituted for the two containing money valued at fifteen thousand dollars.
 CHICAGO, H., May 24.-At the I5e
 Trunk Line Association cauul-si.r there was submitted u di-uatal frsr
 Fink announcing that the eastern trunk lines hai decided e. sr'p aii u-g rating arrangements OF California business. and that hereafter they wIl charge ur such business their regular proportion Since the extension of The Southern Pa cifc c New Orleans, ths Central Pacific people have been diyertIug gll lsswa-- they could to go by steamer Co New Or leans and thence by rail Co San Fran cisco. Besides this, the Central Pacific has for many years past made contracts with California shippers, who pIsdre themselves to make shipments by tle Pacific Mail steamship line. giving them rates about one-third of published taril rates After discussing the matter fH- some time. during which opinions we-. freely expressed that the action of the trunk lines was Just and proper, and cai- culatel to break us the discrimuatinu- heretofore practiCed by the Central Pa citic, the commissioner was instructed to request the various Pacific roads west of the Missouri river to meet the Iowa trunk lines in this city next Tuesday.
 CHICAGO, May 25.--In has lecture last night Joseph Cook said eve have three great tiers of u s~suaPers. those of San Francisco; Chicago and New York.
 PITTSBURGH, Pa, Ma. 1l. The synod of the Reformed Press. tsrl.n church of North America rsconve1ei Il Alleghany City this morning.
 CHICAGO. May 2j. -Dnluih is al ex- citemeut over the alie-gi discovery of gold and silver within her limits.
 DENVER, Col May 25. The T-ibuue's Delta, Colorado, special says: The east bound passenger train of the Denver E Rio Graude railroad went through a bridge over the Gunuis1n river inst be- low the mouth of BouheGoux. early this morning. The engine, mall and bag gage cars hoated a mIle before ludclpr. Engineer Duncan and fireman Emery were drowned and one brakeman -Iirhtlv hnrt. It I- supposed the bridge Was weakened by hiEh Wate-.
 CHICAGO, H., May 25.--AU doubt of general strike among ron workers on June lst bas been removed by the fact . which has gone forth from the head . quarters of the Amalgamatel Associa- ! tion Of Iron and Steel Workers. demand !. ing that the present scale of urices be ! maintained The mem 1srs iu this clty . and v-triuIfv have -aoa7,-..T ..- .. .4.- . work on May 3lst at midnight. # tra companies do not deciie. and notices tD . that effect were informally served upon | yesterday. In every case !. a compliance with the Iemaui- was re- ! fused, and preparations are being made . for a general shut down The u0rlIn. D . as a rule do not look forward -o a- i-- . definite peuOd of idlenes= with auy de- . gree of satisfaction, but they are under