Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-29
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 VIENNA, Nov. 2l.-Sixty persons havu
 been poisoned, many of them being ID
 dangerous condition, in an Outlyin!
 village of Hernals, owing to the care
 iessness of a corn dealer in mixing ra | Poison with flour.
 LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov. 2l.-COngress man Tucker, recently elected from the | Tenth district by the Democrats has
 been appointed guardian for the minor
 children of the late President Garfield
 his trust includes all the proper ty
 owned by General Garfield in Virginia.
 Mrs. Garfield, in making the request
 referred to the kind relations which
 existed between Mir. Tucker and her
 husband.
 lAssoS, Mich, Nov. 21.-JOhn ROader
 and wife, living three miles west of
 here We're at work in field some dis
 thnce from home and during their ab-
 sence the building burned. There were
 three children in the house at the tune,
 the oldest but five years old, and despite
 the utmost eXertions they were burned
 to death, and nothing saved from the
 house.
 PREsCoTT, Nov. 21.-C. P. Dake, ex-
 marshal of Arizona, and hIs bOndsmen
 were to-day tried by the United States Court for sums of money aggregating sou,JJO. received by him, while marshal, snS s.s yet unRccounted for.
 NEwARK, N. J., Nov. 2l.-The Dem- Ocrats Of Caldwell, the birthplace of President elect Cleveland. recom- mend General Mcclellan for Secretary Of State.
 LYScHBCRG, Va, Nov. 2L-The local papers m the counties visited with a fatal scourge made only brief mention Of is ravHges, but further information shows that the former reports were not exaggerated. The Gaysviile Times, m Nlse county, says: One hundred and LIty deaths occurred Tn that county. The disease spreads over a considerable section, but It IS worse in Wise. Lee, Buchanan and D.ckerson counties. Rams have fallen there in the last two day and the foul water supply. which 1t IS supposed caused the trouble, has been pienished with fresh, and the disease k reported ebatilg. PhysI- clans describe 1t as acute typhoid dysen.ery.
 BoSToN, Nov. 2l.-The text of the ad. dre oi tEe Independents of the coun- try. which is tO be forwarded to Gov. Cleveland, Is now being printed. The following passage occurs: "They will uI hold your administration so far and SD long as lt IS based upon the principles which sL Ild u1derlie all political, | parti1dl government, of and by and for the people, and believing that au hone-t. | fearless opposition Is as necessary to ! free government as an able and vigur- ous administration itself, they will not l hesitate Co oppose your administration | when lt commits itself Co principles l which they cannot uphold The ad- | dress was sent here from New York, for | tbe approval of the committee, one | huad-ed members of which vigorously l opposed 1t. They objected to the im- | piled threa; contained in 1t.
 NEw YORK, Nov. 2l-Thomas A. Hen tricks and Messrs. Barnum, Jones, Cor | man, Smalley, Judd, Ham. SuilOway, | TarIey and Wilson of the Democratic | committee, will occupy a special car, that will be attached tO the | '.lj New York Central train that starts l rom here tomorrow morning. The car | Will be detached at Albany and the en- | lire party will be the guests of Cover | DOT Cleveland, until 2:40 D. m., when | hey will return. This will be the first | me Jting of Cleveland and Hendricks | 'mce the election.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-The filth days ession of the Cattleman's convention opened at lD:iJ this morning. General | Busnin of Idaho called attention tO yer pal defects in the constitution adopted | yesterday, by which a number of stock association members were excluded from in the association, and nov d a reconsideration of the vote by | which the constitution was adopted, and ! recommit;al of the instrument to of seven for revisal, with in- to especially amend the clause ,y which the bl-is of representation was ixed at one delegate for each ten mem )ers O! the association, m each state and erritOry. After discussion, the question vas divided, and a motion to reconsider he action by which the constitution vas adopted, prevailed and the consti- utiOn thus brought directly before the for action.
 BosToS. Nov. PA meeting opened II noon by the Board of Trade for the discussion of n national bankrupt law nd the excessive coinage Of silver and or a reciprocity treaty with Mexico and Canada. All the business exchanges in he city were represented, and addresses 10 far, have been made by Senator Hoar. Ramsey, Leopold Morse md Collins, in favor of a national bank uptcy bill. and by B. NOurse, against coinage of silver dollars.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Nice-Presiient slect Hendricks left this morning for Albany, accompanied by United States Senators German, Jonas and Camden | mi Messrs. Barnum and Thompson, all 4 the National Democratic Committee. After call upon Governor Cleveland | he party will return to the city. A large | representation Of Cleveland and Hen lrIcks Clubs and different mercantile ' exchanges. went on the same train to |, pay their respects to Governor Cleve- and.
 CLEvELASD, Nov. 22.-A year ago | lamSen Walker, 20 years old, daughter f a man of wealth and social standing. |. an away from her home in Waterford, \ Vest Virginia, with John Ash. h negro eryant in the family, 15 to 2O years her euIor physically crippled and of in- eIior appearance. The two were Iuietly married here subsequently, the ather tracked h.s daughter here and Ouud her living alone and serving as lOmestlc m private family. He finally prevailed on her to return home md iater entered suit here to have the marriage contract annulled Tamsen's Affidavit states that Ash, by reason of having care ot her when a child ob- aimed influence over her, and by means 4 this and by threats, accomplished he. Uiu. Fearing herself about to become mother she consented tO elOpe and be married, but immediately after the ceremony left and refused to live with nm. Ash m his answer claimed their citations were sought by Miss Tamsen; hat the marriage was at her instance; hat she Is under duress and if left to OllOw her inclinations would remain h;s vie. The common pleas court to-day, .fter a hearing, Hnnllled the marriage ontract.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22-Ihe con- .ltion of Mir. De Young who was shot m Wednesday last by AdOluh Surecklpz !