Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-17

hhu one-legged Democrats to take
 their places, and turn about was fair play. These remarks were intended as
 Joke. When Forsyth left the csr l
 called out to him, Well, If he does not
 do better We will have to send over to
 New York and get ODonovan Rossa af- ter him."
 Commissioner Black, in an interview
 with Hayden, said that be failed to see
 the joke. The Commissioner referred
 Hayden to Secretary Lamar for redress
 but refused 10 give him a letter of in-
 troduction to the Secretary. Hayden
 has written to Mir. Cleveland, explain
 ing the affair and asking tha. justice be
 done him.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Oct 9.-SOme dissat-
 isfactlon is beng expressed here over
 an order from Washington 10 coin only
 five dollar pieces at the mint in this city.
 The result of this order has been to
 throw sn immense quantity of smaller com on the market Both banks and
 business houses complain of It, on &C., count Of the difficulty in counting.
 Half a million dollars m half eagles
 were presented yesterday at the sub treasury and double eagles demanded in exchange.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Cardinal McClos- key passed another quiet night and Rwoke somewhat refreshed early this morning. The weakness that precedes dissolution Is becoming more and more pronounced every day. Dr. Keys said this morning that his patient, although comfortable, IS growing percepiibly weaker. The Cardinal is only able to speak in whispers and 1t Is with difficult ty that he can make his attendants un- derstsnd bis wishes. The condition of the patient Is such that he may drop of at any moment.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 9-Harry B. Gilmore, freight clerk of J. ID. Spreck- les X Bros, has been found short m his accounts about sl,200, which he has lost ID a Chinese lottery. He was earning a salary of Sl25 a month. all of which, with considerable money borrowed of friends, was disposed of ID the same way. Gilmore. on being charged with the de- fslcation, confessed his guilt and the matter WAS compromised by his promIs- ing to leave the state at once. This he has done and IS on his way to New York.
 ROME, Oct. 9-There were 1O3 new cases ot cholera and s deaths from the disease in Palermo yesterday.
 PARIS. Oct. 9-The war office received A dispatch to day dated IatRmstave, from Admiral MiOi, commander Of the French forces m Madagascar, stating that the French and Hovas had an unde- cisive fight ou the 26th Of September, at HassantOva Bay. The French lost Fl killed and wounded, the Hovas zoo.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Cal, Oct. 9-Frank working at Bunners mill, on Pineg Ridge. about forty miles ess' of Fresno, net with a horrible accident yesterday. While walking about the saw he was struck by piece of timber, which knocked him over and against the saw. Both his legs were cut off above the ankle and the saw nearly severed bis body m two. He vas picked up by fellow workman and put on wagon and sent to the Foil House for medical assistance, but died ep route. Goodwin was about 2J years of age and recently from Indiana.
 ST. LOUIS, Oct 9-The day passed of with ressonable quietness uDtIl nearly : o'clUcA, this evening, when party Ot strikers congregated about the street cars of the Cass Avenue line on Seventh street between Market and Walnut streets, and began To intimIdate the con ductors and drivers. A squad of police soon appeared, and the strikers dispers- ed, but only to change their base, for they immediately went tO Pine street, between Seventh and Ninth, where three different lines run. They detain ed one or two cars. This stopped traffic and about dozen cars soon gathered there. The crowd immediately collect ed and a man named John Doyle was knocked under the moving car and run over. This eXasperated the crowd, which contained many of the unruly element besides strikers, and they drag ged the driver from the car and to lynch him. He was res cued by the police, however, and taken to the station to save him from the mob. The crowd then unhitched the teams from the cars and turned them loose, and slogged all drivers and conductors they could lay hands on. but none of them were badly hurt. Among the per sons assaulted were John Scullen pres- ident of one Ot the Union depot lines and also of Mound city road. He was pretty roughly handled, but not much injured. Notwithstanding the police were active and arrested ten of the mob the crowd was equally alert, and some of them lOOsened brakes on cars which were standing on a down grade, set them to running down hil, which resulted m collisions, breaking windows and jam ing platforms. Finally the police got the mastery of the rioters and dispersed them. Other teams were then sent for and cars were taken to the stables by friends of the roads, who voluOteered to run them, and traffic was suspended for the night.
 NEW YORK, October 9-Wednesday 6 sick negro arrived at Albany from Mon treal. A physician said be was suffer ing from preliminary symptoms of He was put on board a train for New York this morning. and after the train pulled out he announced the nature of his ailment, and inside of a minute the car was detached from the train and side-tracked. Under orders 1t was hitched to a later train, and, with its solitary passenger, hauled to this city, where the health officers declared that he was not suffering from the dis ease. He was, however, isolated, and the arrival of his car at the Grand Central depot caused sensation.
 NEW YORK, Oct l0.-l1:l3 a. n. The 2S1,O0 pounds of dynamite under the to0l rock, at Hell Gate has just been exploded. The shock was plainly felt at the lower end ot Manhattan Island.
 All the points on the shore from winch a good view of sll the rock could be seen were densely packed with people. At precisely HE'S o'clock the earth trembled and the bosom of the rIver was pierced with a mighty uphesvel of rock and timbers. Up went the glitter ing masses of water until IL seemed as If they would never stop. At heIght of POO feet the uplifted waters paused and fell back agsin to the river. Mary Newton the eleven-year old daughter of General Newton, Vho is chief engineer and has conducted the operations at He'll Gate since the start, touched the button that set free the elec- tric current that exploded the submarine mines and shattered the mountain of rock, lifting 1t out of the bosom of the sea and crushing II into millions of frRgments The shock of