Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-25

tional story to the effect that the failure of the telegrapers strike had resulted III the formaiId1l of an alliance between ths telegraphers, printers and locomo- tive engineers, and that bs soon as an or ganization was perfected strike would | be ordered, was in circulation tonight l but carfull inquiry failed to trace Il to l any reliable source. A number of promi- l nent members Of the Telegraphers Brotherhood ail pronunced it entirely without foundation.
 KANSAS CTTY, August 22-Governor Critsenden to day addressed letter to Marshal Murphy, of Kansas City, calling his attention to the open violation of the statutes by Slade and Mitchell, who are traiuing and preparing for n prize fight they and their abettOrs being guilty of felony under the law, and liable to pun ishment by confinement in the peniten- tiary for from two tO ten years where an agreement is made in this state, or train ing is done to fight in another state.
 WAsmSGroS, August 22.-A court of inquiry has been ordered to investigate the origin of yellow fever at Pensacola Navy Yard. A telegram from the Navy Yard Department from Pensacola says that two deaths occurred yesterday. No new cases.
 The Departments of State and Justice are closed to-day in memory of Jere Black
 DENVER, CoLo., August 22.-Chief Signal Officer Hagen arrived this morn ing from a tour of inspection of the western signal stations and reports tine department in excellent working order ST. PAUL. Minn., August 23-A cy- clone struck Rochester at 3 o'clock p. m yesterday, demoIishing thirty houses and damaging about 200 more. The first authonhc report was received here this afternoon by passengers on the in- coming trains but even they knew no ! particulars At 10 o'clock the governor received the following Rochester Is ID ruins; twenty-four people killed, and over forty seriously injured. One-third of the city was laid waste. We need immediate help.
 Signed. $. W. KILLER, Mayor.
 In less than thirty minutes $500 was raised and sent to the aid of the suffer- CTS. Telegrams were sent to all the cities in the state calling on them for a'd
 PORTSMOUTH, \. H., August 23.-Ma- laria has appeared at several places in New Hampshire, and many people are i'll. MT. Lewis, wealthy Pbiladel- phian, died at bis cottage, yesterday, of malignant typhoid fever. His servants and family are IlL Defective drainage is supposed to cause the trouble. Mrs. Ward, guest at Rye Beach, also died yesterday.
 WASHINGTON, August 23.-A telegram to the Acting Secretary of the Navy from Pensacola. dated the 22d instant, says there was one new case Of yellow fever to-day, 0 child of Paymaster Brown. There were no deaths. Surgeon Owens is dyIng.
 OwAToSA. Minn., August 22.-Meagre telegraph dispatches received here early this morning say that terrible accident occurred between Rochester and Scrim- bata, Minn., on the Rochester and Northern division of the Chicago and Nevada railroad, by which about 100 people were killed and wounded; nine dead bodies have been taken from the ruins; and large number of those who were seriously injured were removed to Rochester and Owstonna.
 CHICAGO, August 22.-The reading of the report of the commissioners appoint ed to investigate the charges ofthe adul- teration of lard made against the Row --- -.--.-s.s, was on the floor this mOrn- ing and verified the statement made yes terday in the dispatches. The particular charge against them was rendering a quantity of adulterated lard.
 WASHINGTON, August 2l-The follow ing telegram from Pensacola was re- ceived tonight hy the Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital; One of the sail ors died last night. \ post mortem ex- animation by Dr. Murray, Of the Marine Hospital service, and Dr. Lord pro- nounced the case not yellow fever, but pernicious swamp fever.
 ATLANTA, Ga, August 24-A large nuraber Of people from Pensacola, Flor ida, passed through here today, refu- gees from the fever. They report that 5.O left Pensacola yesterday.
 BUFFALO. Y. T., August 24-The steamer Maid of the Mist, which has been building on the docks at Niagara Falls, IS nearly completed, and will be sent through the whirlpool rapids Thurs day, September 9th, as an experiment.
 CHICAGO, August 24-A report was received at the police headquarters Q little after 10 o'clock this evening, that Paddy Ryan, pugilist, had been shot. Representatives of one hundred and twenty-five leading wholesale merchants of this city held a meeting here tbis afternoon to form an association whose definite 2ur- pose Is to prevent discrimination by railroads.
 KANSAS CTY, Mo, Governor Critten- den arrived last nigh. from Jefferson City and left this morning for Gallatin where he has been subpoened by the defense to testify at the Jame-' trial.
 247 p. m.-Ths Governor says he cannot imagine whsr they expect to prove by him except tle mere fact of Franks surrender
 LONDON, August 23-Deaths from cholera in Egypt on Tuesday were I3l |
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 ToRoSTO, Ont, August 23.-Prince Hotentoe, in an interview, said his mis-