Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-06

other expressions of dissstisfactions at the reduction of the price of newspaper The procession marched Co Cooper Union where mass meeting was heil There were about 900 news dealers and others present The chairman stated that the object was to protest against the reduction of the profit alreHdy too small. John Swanton Hnd James hed- path were among the speakers kesolu tious not to sell the Herald for less than three cents were unanimously adopted
 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Times special says that General Roger Pri will sal from New Y1Ik today for England, hay ing been retained as counsel for ayenger O'Donnell.
 NEW YoHE. October 3-Noody and Sankey started today for Ireland.
 PrrrsBuEo, Pa., October 3.-About 8 l o'clock H. ID. the exposition building . caught fire and in twenty minutes the | entire structure together with the l machinery and floral hall were Iu ashes. | The fire was discovered n the engine | room and rapidly spread. NoiwIth- | standing the late hour great crowd | quickly gathered. The reflection from | the blaze lit up the country for nile; ! gt the furtherest end of the city paper | could be read quite easily SO brilliant | were the flames. At this hour # IS im- ! possible to estimate the loss; but IS | believed It will not fail far shO-t of two ] and a half million dollars. Exhibits l destroyed consisted of all varieties ot products and industries. including relics impossible to replac-. Among the lat | ter was an old locomotive Arabian. the first locomotive of the B. S O. F. K. which was ul-o the first one built in the
 United States. HABTFORD. Conn, Oct be7 8 or one hundred and forty-two towns heard from the republicans have carried lS, democrats 42; and eighteen evenly
 divided politically.
 NEW YorK, Oct A-There is marked improvement in General Hsncock's con ditiOn today, he rested well daring the night and ate a hearty bre' kiast. lt Is expected he wlll be strong enough to ga
 out within a few days.
 BosroN, Mass, Oct. The general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church oi the Uulted States met tbis sf- . teruoon m church ot Holy Trinity. Rev ! Dr. Beardley, of New Haven, YVES nom | mated for president; many other nom | nations were made; several declining. | U. ;. Senator fimuuds. in declining | rhe nomination, said te vas not cgicu- | lated for president for this OF any other | place at this or any other time.
 MINNEAPoLIs, October 4--The Fri ! bune tomorrow will publish an editorial ! fayoring oenator Etmunds of Vermont, | as the republican candidate for presi ! dent and Senator Miller 0f CauIonia fnr
 vice-presldent as two of the best men | under the circumstances for occurring | presidential victory.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Tbe Herald an | nouuced th.s morning tbat as soon as ! possible 1t would have its Owu news | stan Iu different parts Cf f.e city at | which The Hefaid and other city news | papers would b. sold at rrces printed | on them and not prices iu which retail | dealers might cons der prop-r; adver- | tisements for jO0 men ari women tn sell | the Herald appeared in the same is- | sue.
 | BosroS, Oct. 5-A novelty in the way | of campaign documents Bill be scattered ] broadcast by Buffers manager, headed l ! printed in ballot form on material which ! Is an imitation ol a human cuiicle after | tanning and dressing, bearing tine names | for state officers and of ger. lem-u prom ! inent ID the 1eWs ~bury slmsloUse.
 NEW YORK, Oct. J.-ILe Chamber of ! Commerce 90 day, iu view of recent fail
 urss in this clty. resolved that a m
 mittee be app0iute Co prepare and sub ! init tO tho Chamber. suc1 amendments ! Co existing laws which regulate assign
 ments in bankruptcy as will prohibit any l and all preferences, and vhI-h will place 1 all creditors UpOl the same basis Iu the | distribution Cf assets. The mmittee
 on Railways ordered @ report of wha.
 amendment iu existing laws are usces-
 sary to check the growing evil In stock
 watering.
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-Tbe democratic
 mayoralty convention unanimously uOm-
 mated Feriiual C. Latrobe for the
 fourth time.
 NEW YORK, Oct. j.-A meeting of the | newsGealers tonight with closed do0rs, | 1t Is stated that the central council rep l Tesenting several heal union orgauiza- ! ti0ns. committee will he appointed | to prepare an address to the public su | that the uewsdealers' struggle may be ! properly prevented. 2OJUJO copies | will be printed; two lawyers at The ! TOmbs police court iO-mIrrJw, to look | after the interests of tho uevsdealers ! who may be arrested on account of the | differences with uevsiolie-s of the | Herald. It is reported that tLe Sun, ! Star and Tribune will not permit then | papers to be sold at tte II rald stands ! Ire commissioner of public works gf | Brooklyn has stated thrt he vlIl uot | permi: the Herald stands on the side walks.
 BosroS, October 5.-Frad L. Amas, Ezra Baker and C. N. Adams. jr, lir-c- | tors of the Union Pacific railroad, left ! Boston yesterday for a tour Cf Iu=pFc- | ton of tEe road. T. is probable that the ! Oregon line, JtlL G Northern and Utah | Southern will be Inspected, the latter with the view to it's extension win Salt l Lake S Western, " stvsrd Co San Fran | cisco.
 PHILADELPHIA. October "A train on the north branch of the north Peuusyl vania branch uf tle Philadelphia and Reading railroad ran into street ear on the Uui D line st SUsqueLGDna avenue and American street tLi- morning. The cur was demolished au all the passaP-
 gers more or less n jured. Ten persons who were most severely injured were taken fo the Episcopal hospital. and two since have GIei. The driver of tne street cur was inside tLe car at the time of the accident. Those who have died are James Hammil and James Deviue. Among the injured was a woman named Mary Sellers, who was terribly manQlel. She was carried Go ;le hospital iu % blr. She and several others ar5 expected 70 die.
 ALBANY. Y. r., October 5-At tIe races to-day Jay-Ege- See. T1 an attempt to peat his record, trot.el 8 mile in 2:l7
 PHmAUEIPMA, October 5-CbCrc kee, fret American fs I.o uatrr-I.zsd iu the court ot common pleas hos had bic papers approved by ihe judge to-day.
 BosroN, Oct. 4.-The Insurance Ex- am ner is investigating tae oficer4 of ! one of the leading insurance companies l of the State. r. ls sand the report will ! disclose worse condition ,t eEairs | than existed m Me'ropoie Co.
 FOREIGN.
 PAR1s, October 3-JUeutF members | of the Cabinet have actually resigned. | Le Temps srys She manifestation Satur- | day was iu the direction more |