Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-18

the party. The first stop was at Circle
 vile, where there was large gatherin
 in front of the court house. MT. Blain
 was received m an enthusiastic manner
 He spoke as follows: If 70 be observe,
 by an entire continent be source O pride. the people of Ohio should b,
 very prOld to-day, because the eyes O
 every State m the Union are upon then
 and the action of the people of Ohio or
 Tuesday next Is waited with deep solici
 tatiOn throughout the length anC
 breadth of the nation. An aversg,
 degree of Republican zeal in the coun.
 try is to be tested by. your vote and youl
 vote will be taken as on index to tho
 vote of November. My only ms
 sion, therefore, Is to urge upon
 you the importance of your action
 on Tuesday next, and to ask you if You
 are ready for 1t. (Cries of "yes, yes
 ready" and cheers.) For the first time
 Tn forty years; the first time since ISll,
 when Mir. Clay and Mr. Polk were the nominees of the two great parties. tariff for prot ection becomes from the very first day of the campaign a subject for popular discussion. That discussion IS well nigh closed. and the question is to be submitted to jury h1n- dred thousand votes ID 'AflarJ,, that jury decides may s To
 protective tariff in this couu.sy .-- A generation. Itls too late now to go into an elaborate argument. Action Is work {; now action IS your duty. l refrain there fore from doing more than to remind you that in all political elections of the past unless the great crises of 1883 and 1861 be an exception, never has more weIghty or more far reaching re- sponsibility developed on the people Of Ohio than that which they will meet on Tuesday next, and in meeting which hope and believe they will fully and faithfully discharge their duty. Great cheers.)
 PoETLAND. Oregon, Oct. l0.-A lively society sensation has been caused at Salem by the announcement that ten women have resolved to bring divorce suits against their husbands who, they claim stay out too late at night and are too much given to painting the town red" Seven of the families are said to be among the oldest and best in the county. Two cases were instituted here yesterday.
 BALTIMORE, Oct. 10. - The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Dir- ectors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road Company was held today. The 1-rl T semi-annual dividend of per cent on 71,S maIn stem and , per cent. mn tbs WasbinGra2 branch was declared payable op November lst at the office of the treasurer. in BaltimO The Board formally approved the by-laN NS' rules and regulations of the pension feature of the Baltimore and Ono Elm plOyes' Life Association, and authorized the annual appropriation of S2j,OOC, be- ing the interest on S5OO,OO0, which, to- gether with other previous donations by the company to the association and revenues otherwise derived, makes ample provisions for the retirement from active servIce of all employees dis abled by age or intirmities. Under the programme heretofore announced this further official donation Is made in recognition of the merits of the assoeia- tion, which, it IS declared, accompllshes all the objects had m view when i. was originally started.
 MADRID, Oct. 10-In the past 24 hours there were four deaths from cholera ID Spain.
 ROME, Oct 10.-The reports of cholera in the infected districts of Italy In the past twenty-four hours give 12l fresh cases and 70 deaths.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-John McCul- tough, the actor, arrived in this city this evening, accompanied by his friend, Captain COnnOr. Mccullough was at once taken to private house. where he will have a chance to recuperate. Cap tain Connor said Mccullough was Tn first-rate condition.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. 10-Harry Jones, well known in Arizona for the past ten years, came here about three months ago almost peniless. He has been mak- ing a living driving a street car until yesterday, when he received a letter from New York enclosing a draft for Sl,OOO and containing information that his mother had died, leaving him S2S,- GOO. Jones leaves for the east to-day.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l0.-The coro- ner's Iury Tn the case of Eugene McCar- thy, who on Saturday last, during the Republican parade, shot dead Thomas J. Crosby, has rendered verdict charg- ing Mccarthy with murder.
 BosToS. Oct. 10.-It is claimed by the friends of Mrs. GeOrgina Heustis, under arrest in this city for the alleged larceny of $30,0OO worth of diamonds from Ther- esq Lynch, New York dealer in dia- mOnds, that she is the victim of an at- tempt to extort money They say her late husband, J. Fred Heustis, with whom she lived at the Fifth Avenue hotel, New York, was a man of property, though he admitted living beyond his means, and was at times pressed for money. Still 1t IS claimed the proceeds of the estate now in the hands of the e1ecutOr, will be sufficient to pay his debts. The relations existing between tbe Lynchs, mother and son, and NIT, and Mrs. Heustis appear, according to letters and bills, to have been intimate ln both business and social affairs. lt IS claImed that diamonds and iewelry tO the amount of $2O,OOO upon the alleged lar ceny of which the indictment K made, were bought on credit by MT. Heustis and presented by him to Mrs. Heustls- A regular purchase was apparently proved by a bill in proper form amount ing to about S2S,0O0, but reduced by sev- eral thousand dollars by payments, the accounts beng properly credited. COun- sel for Mrs. Heustis has taken steps to prevent her removal to New York until an opportunity is secured for hearing the case by the Governor.
 CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-The Federation oi Trades and Labor Unions continued the discussion this morning of the va rious blanks in their declaration of prin- ciples without arriving at any result. Certain of the delegates endeavored tO introduce matters affecting national pol itics, but were generally thwarted. The following resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas. Any of the evils complained of wage workers cannot be removed un- less by legislative enactment,
 Resolved, That We deem 1t the duty oi every trade uniOnist and wage worker in North America to work for candidates for Legislative honOrs who have proved themselves true to the friends of organ ized labor.
 The delegates then went into secret session to consider the allegation made by one of the delegates m published interview that an attempt was being made to have the Federation declare Tor one of the national political parties.
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