Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-11

| ! cept twelve and one-hslf per cent re- | duction, and the firm gave no orders to | light She fires, SO that instead of strike ! it is a lockout This afternoon there ! will be a conference of the Amalgameted officials and the firm, when the former ! will endeavor tO have the heaters and | rollers helpers, who are now included | in the rcductiOn, classed among the ! skilled or scale labor If successful the mills cen resume at once without un- | skilled labor.
 | ST. MARYs, W. Va, Oct. 7.-After re- ! viewing the procession at Parkersburg ! last evening, Mir. Blaine, by special re- quest went up to Ma:ietta, O., to ' meeting. He made short speech III
 which he made allGsiOn to the ofigln 1 and history of the place. He remained all night at Marietta and was ferrled across the Ohio river to WillIamstOwn,
 where he met his special at S:3O thls morning, when 1t came up from PGrkers-
 burg.
 PARIS, Oct. At LOngchamps races yesterday. the mob were dissatisfied with | the riding of the English Jockey,
 Sharpe They pulled hlm off bis horse, kicked and beat him, and would have | lyDched him on the spot but for the ! interference of strong body of police. | Sharpe lies in a critical condition.
 PuTsBURG, Oct. "A number of prominent railroadeTs and capitalists | will meet here on the 18th to consider the construction of an air line, l,20O | mics long, which will connect New York | with Chicago, Council Bluffs and St. | Louis.
 ! II NIarrat, ' Chairman of the Republican State Com
 mittee, yesterday received the following | letter: "Sir-I wish to tender my resig uatiou as Republican eleotCr for this | State. am sorry to say that cannot ! conscientiOusly support the present nominee for President, James G. Blaine. | I remain, yours respectfully,
 1 (Signed) W. E. FORREST" 1 Forrest Is a prominent physician m | tuis city and refuses to say anything ! beyond what Is in the letter.
 ! SoUTH BETHLAHEsI, Pa, Oct. At 3 a. m. fire started under the stage of the | Grand Opera House. which resulted in | the total destruction of the building and
 an adjoining business block. Loss, Sl20,00O.
 B0sroN, Oct. T.-TLe earnings of the ! AA HIGH J uGAl4t EllIlEC " HltAlA TUT Au- tA1N were as follows: S2,430,OUD, a decrease | from August of last year of S4I,OOO. | The expenses were S1, ,10l, GOO, a decrease l
 of S27,OOO. The surplus earnings S1 ,32S.- | | O9O, an increase of S22S, ,O0O. For the l eight months to August 3l the earnings 1 were SlJ,S71.CUO, a decrease from the | same period last year of S2,O66,0OO. The |
 expenses were S9,372, eco, a decrease of | SliS,OO0. The surplus earnings for | eight months were SG,49S,OOO. CAIRO, Oct. 7.-Lord Northbrooke. British high commissioner, proposes the |
 abolition of the Egyptian army and the substitution of a gOud police instead. The Egyptian ministry oppose this plan. ALEXANDRIA, Oct. T.-The camel corps,
 which takes part in the Gordon relief
 expedition, has landed here.
 WAsuISGToS. Oct. 7.-General John
 A LrEau arrived here from White
 Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, thls
 morning and will remain in Washington
 during the day.
 MADRID, Oct. During the past 24
 hours four fTeeh cases of cholera and
 one death were reported in Spain.
 Several suspicious eases have appeared
 m Barcelona which it Is feared are
 cholera.
 ALBANY. Oct 7.-GOverEor Cleveland
 goes Co New York on private business
 on Wednesday next and will remain until Thursday afternoon. when has promised tO be present at 0 demOnstra- ton to be held ID Brooklyn.
 ELEO, Ney., Oct. C. Charles Roberts pleaded guilty tO forgery thIs morning ] and wus sentenced to one year in the State prigOu. Roberts, whose real name is LeunOy. about one month ago forged the name of the general superintendent Oi the Central Pacific railroad to a pass {, and attempted tO travel on 1t from Bat .. tie Noun tain to Ogden. He was former ly an operator for the company at Elk Grove.
 SAN FRASCisCo, Oct. 6.-McCarthy, the murderer of Crosby, was arrested this evening. He claims the act was d done in self-defense. g
 FuRNoUSr, ". Va, Oct. Biaine's c party left Wheeling at o'clock this [ morning. At the Wheeling depot there ' vas quite demOustTative crowd, and as the train moved slowly out Of the city, : the wOrkmen came out of the shops and | people out of their houses and eheered. q The first stop was at Mouudsville, where D tde chairman of the Republican State < committee introduced Blaine, who was J warmly received. He sad: "I am glad { to meet the citizens of Marshall county, l am glad tO be in West Virginia. con sider it one of the encouraging signs of \ the times that au earnest contest Is go- ing on Iu what was once a slave State, C for the ascsndeucy of Republican prin- Il cigles, and Republican principles this !. year mean a tariff for the protection of T American labor (cheersl If West Nir- . gina is l1 favor of tLGt she Is kepubli- ? can, li she k opposed t0 1t. she IS not | Republican. Tie decision rests with ncr citizens. At Cameron, LIttletoo, I and Ea miugtOn there were n brief stops, and at each point Blaine IT snH Ee trlely of the importance tO West q \ IrcIlia of a protective tarif. At Fair e mount there was quite large meeting O lud therC Blaine leit the train and ad- E dressed the people from stand. f,
 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Tammapy Hall st made the following nominations for Con- srC5s tonight: Sixth district, N Muller; d .eycnth, John J. Adnms; eighth. $. S. c, Cox, ninth, Joseph Pulitzer. editor of X hc World; tenth, Abram 5. Hewitt: eleventh, John J. Hardy; twelfth, Or T audJ 5. Potter; thirteenth, Egbert H. " 'sIIe. Gorman, lndependenj Citizens N Association, representing the sixth. Igdth and tenth districts, vas indorsed. NJ allIauy made no nominations m the sl ,-Lcr dI-tTicts, but a conference commis- iu D a vas appointed. pi
 NEW YORK, Oct. G-R. B. Valentine. n iCp uf the editors of Puck, who for I .ears wrote the "FItznoodle" papers tl herein, has sued the proprietor of that II Ou-u-l for SJl,OUO for breach of con tt ract Some interesting details of edi- p' oTial s4uabbliug and division are ex- a' 'ected at the trial All tle parties are gi otiCenL di
 WAsHE7aroy. D. C., Get. 7.-John R g' editor and proprietor of the 'iucilnati EnIu.rgr, and Miss Emily J. re .calg. daughter Cf General Edward r. Si jeale, were married this morning at the de cadence Oi the brides father. Lafayette fiji