Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04
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met here yesterday nominated the fol-
 lowing ticket: For Councilman, W. c.
 Bredwell, of Pima; AsssmhlymRn, G.
 Webbs. Arivaipa; Probate Judge, G. II.
 Hyatt, of Stafford; Sheriff, B. NJ. Craw-
 ford, of Clifton; Supervisors, Hiram
 Welch of Pima, and Bert Dunlap, of
 Arivaipa; Recorder, Geo. II. Stevens,
 of Solomorville; Treasurer, Thomas J.
 Neese, of Camp Thomas; District At-
 torney, P. J. Bolan, of SOlOmon7ille;
 Public Administrator and Coroner, c.
 A. Fair, of Solomooyille.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 25.-Judse
 C-asharn received telegram from tba | President Ha eleven o'clock last Ifgdt, informing him of hI5 appointment to
 the secretaryshIp Of the Treasury. Hs
 immediately qualified and sent the Pres | iGent hls resignatiO on us Postmaster | General. At tn o'clock this morning Gresham went to the Treasury with
 Secretary Chandler, where his cOmmis-
 sion from the President was given him
 by O. l.. Pruden. Tle two assistant | secretarles French and COOn-were ! present, and tendered theIr conyratuia-
 tons. The new Secretary will leave
 here this afternoon to consult with the | President Under the law, first assistant
 Postmaster General Hatton, becomes
 acting postmaster general for ten days. ToRoSTo, Ont., Sept. 2j.- Three Pull
 man and the private car Of Chlei Engineer Hannaford of the Grand | Trunk express, for Montreal aud Boston | left the track near Pickering Station | last night, owing tO broken rod, and
 went over an embankment 25 feet high. At the time of the accident it was very dark and the rain was pouring n tor rents. The crash of the rolling cuTs; | the screams of the women, the gr0ans and shrieks of the wounded, from the | intense darkness, WIS t6rrIula Co listen 1 t1. These horrors were multiplied when l Chief Engineer HannafOrd's cur took l fire The flames burned ti rceiy despite the pouring rain, anu quickly com municated to the Pullman cOcch that came next, though there the flames were stayed. A large number Of towns
 people quickly gathered and assisted in re. cuing the passengers from the | burning Pullna as quickly as possible. The passengers were collected together and a roll called, when it was found there were about dozen injured, but none seriously. How all escaped IS a mystery. Tle coaches were smashed into kindling wood; all were whirle1 over and over several times. yet many escaped absolutely unhUrt, while most of the wounds are Of slight character. The injured we're taken to WLitby, where medical aid was procured. The damage to the track ana rolling stock is estimated at $lU0UO. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-TLe banks Oi this city, members of the clearing house, have signed 8n agreement Co dis
 continue the practice of allowing over drafts to theIr customers. Inns agree ment gees into effect the first oE October next. In future when credit is given it will be on uotes-
 NEW YoRE, Sept. %. The Northern Pacific directors will not meet to-day,
 owing to the absence Ot several mem hers of the board. 4 meeting wall Ue
 held on Thursday next. Fred F. NOurse,
 of Boston, has been elected assistant secretary cf the Oregon River Nayiga- ton company in place of Albert Rod man, resigned.
 PARIS, Sept. 2J.-The reported sus- pension of French operations III China
 i5 due tO German mediation. Admiral Peyron, Minister of Marine, has refused to request both General Briere dC L!sie, in TOnquin, and Admiral COurbet. in China, tD recOmmelc1 WarlIEe opera tions, with a view to hasteniug a crisis. General Br!ere de Llsle ls sauguiue Ot success, even without re-infOrceMeuts.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 2j-The President to-day designated Assistant Secretary Coon to act as Secretary of the Treas ury during the absence or sickness at any time of Secretary Gresham. Assist ant Secretary French has always here tOfOre acted m tdis capacity.
 BALTIMORE. Sept. 2j.-John W. Gar rett Is still alive but IS gradually sink ing. He IS free from pain. His family are with him.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept, 25.-A dispatch received this morning says Blaine will visit Indianapolis on Thursday, October 2nd, cUlning from Cincinnati Butler and St. John have already arranged to come here on that day and will speak from the same platform at night
 Ex-Governor Hendricks. accompanied | by delegation of Democrats and a few personal friends left for Columbus
 BROOK HAvEy, Mics, Sept. 2J.-Last Saturday night Q mob Of forty men vis- tied the Franklin county jail. Overpow- cred the jailer, took out four negro Uris- 1 oners and lynched them by hanging them to trees in the court yard. One was charged with an attempt to commit ! rape on a white girl, two with the mur- l der Of other negroes, and the other with l arson and robbery. Four other persons | were ia the jail at the time. one charged ! with rape. the other with arson. but ! they were unmOlested. Word was left ! with Ford, the jaIler, that it th- County | Judge did not clean out the jail at the !. present term they would return and ! make 1t clean. The affair is greatly 1. deprecated by large majority of the ! citizens of Franklin county. This makes !. SIX men who have fallen victims to l Judge Lynch in that county within the l past eighteen months.
 WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 2j.-General i Logan, General Powell Cgyton, ot Ar kansas, and Hon. W. ID. Kelley arrived 1 in this city at li:Ij thIs evening over the | Baltimore and Ono road m the private | car Youngstown. The party left Akron . at nine o'clock this morning. and Gen eral Logan made seventeen speeches en | route. At Mansfield, Mount Vernon. Uuca and Gainesville. especially enthu- ! siastic CvatIons were rendered, though | at many places a heavy ram was falling. At BellaIre a Republican COmmlttee iu- vaded the car at S:I5 o'clock and carried ] General Logan bodily to a meeting of ! lO,OOO people. where Alexander Sullivan, ! ex-President of the Irish Land League, | was announced to speak, but he failed to . appear. X rOUsIng reception was ten- I dered General Logan, and he made a
 brief speech. General Logan will be | the guest of John Frew. Of the IuteIH- | gencer, candidate for Electoral Large. Tomorrow afternoon be aud Powell | Clayton speak at the State Fair Grounds. ! In the evening Hon. W. D. Kelley | speaks at the Opera house. A grand | demonstration will also bo made in the I evening by marching clubs. Logan ! leaves Wheeling Fuday morning for Cleveland, where be joins Blaine that I evening. He Is badly worn out by con ] stant speaking.
 WAsHISGTON, Sept. 2j.-There is a I prospect of serious trouble in this city .