Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-24

pire.
 PARIS, Oct. I9-The election passed
 of quietly. Goblet, the minister O
 public instruction, has been returned bl
 large majority. Late returns lead .C
 victorious in the province.
 COPENHAGES, Oct. 20-The Kings con
 tinued arbitrary polIcy of King Chris
 tan, ID refusing to discuss Estrupt cab
 inet, in compliance with the vote of par
 liament, and the levyiDg of alleged un
 constitutional taxes because psrliamen
 refused to vote the budget, has led to { number of serious riots and imposing
 demonstrations in Copenhagen. Int
 people seem determined that their repre- sentatiyes Tn Parliament shall have some
 voice in the affairs of the Government and have become SO threatening in then demands that the King has ordered ths garrison of Copenhagen Co be largely re inforced. The popular manifestation: are not confined to Copenhagen alone but are general throughout Denmark
 It IS expected that a state of siege will be declared. and it IS feared a revolution will ensue if the King persists in refus. ing the concession asked by parliament A number of political arrests have been made, tending to further incense the people and bloOdshed is anticipated.
 LONDON, Oct. 20.-LOrd Salisbury has informed the Porte that England will send an energetic remOnstrance to Servia and Greece against their formi- dable Rrmaments, and advise them to keep quiet.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. 20-Lsst Friday night a negro hOstler Dame1 Harrison Lasker inveigled a Germa ] gIrl named Helen Huendlend into his room and brutally outraged her. He was arrested Sunday for the crime snl this morning was taken into court fer examination. While the casa was pro- ceeding MeInrod Huendlend, the girls brother. drew a revolver and shot Lssk I in the body, the ball penetrating the right abdominal wsll and producing a probably fatal wound. Before another shot could be fired the infuriated Ger man was seized by the officials and dis armed. A scene of confusion ensued. Court was adjourned and Lasker con- vey ed to the city hospital. The physi- cIans give no hope of recovery. Huen- dlend was lodged in jail.
 EDISBURGH, Oct. 3O-The action of Mir. Ross Winsns, the Baltimore millionaire, who owns an extensive deer park in north Scotland, m enclosing 8 roadway on his property, SO sngered the people Tn the vI- cinity that they mobbed and stoned hip on Sunday last. Winans has offereS fJOO reward for the capture of | culprits. T
 ATHENS, Oct. 20-The council ,- Csndi. the largest city in Crete, ha- voted m favor of the union with Greece. but the pOpulace refuse to revolt against the Turkish government before Greece declares war. Greece was wild with en- thu>iasm yesterday. One thousand men of the reserves have been enrolled dur ing the past five days and thousands are arriving from all parts of Greece. The people are clamOring for war.
 PITTsBURG, Oct. 2O-Ex- First Assist ant Postmaster General Hay died at 3 o'clock this morning, of consumption.
 LONDON, Oct. 21-The grand jury has fu"nd g true bill against Stead, editor of the Fall Mall Gazette, and the other persons m the Armstrong case, for ab- iuctIOn, conspiracy and indecent assault.
 PHILLIPoPoLIs, Oct. 70 -Lascelles, the British agent and consul general for Bulgaria, hrs left this city for Sofia. The tension is increasing and & war with oervia Is we'll nigh inevitable. Bulgaria has done her utmost to avoid such u 
 WLREsBARRR, Pa, Oct. PA terri ole explosion of gas took place m No. 2 dope of the Delaware and Hudson coal company at Plymouth this morning. The greatest excitement prevails there as the dope Is full of men and boys. One re- port has 1t that the ndmber killed is arge. As far ss can be learned l5 men ire known 10 be fatally burned.
 LATER.-Itis now reported that fifteen nen were burned and five have since lied. As now fully explained the acci- lent was caused by a miner, who enter d an abandoned portion of the slope, vhich was marked dangerous" with |. naked lamp in hIs hand, thereby firing he gas and cansing a terrific explo- ion. The loss of life Is not so great as t first reported.
 STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 2I-The grea, lumber of farmers m the San Joaquin alley who are filing petitions of insol- eDcy has created a strong feeling of lstrust. The Board of Trade appointed
 committee last night tO report a plan fl protection against suspicious insol- | encies. The committee will report | ext Thursday night.
 BAKER CITY, Or, Oct. 2l.-The county | Ourt house was burned last night, to- ether with many valuable records, in- luding those of the ciTclit cOnrt.
 VIRGINIA. Oct. 2I-The meeting of the 'evada Silver Association last night | ias largely attended. The following esOlutiOn was adopted: That our sen tors and representatives in Congress, Of party, be requested to se the.r influence by all honorable leans to avert SO dire a calamity as nat involved Tn the threatened demon lizstion of silver"
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-A large man ith brown beard and musische, having Je appearance of a German, was found cad this morning on a grave at Laurel Ill cemetery. He had committed suI- de by shooting himself through the ght temple. Nothing was found on Is person except a piece of paper on hich was written Albert Geries, ship ar Hsrvesters Work Stockton Cal, and comb, bunch of keys, sOiled cotton ove and a copy of O'DonnePs anti 'Olie dynamite. CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-The total vote
 the first 20 wards of Cincinnati, omit DE two precincts, whose returns are ir- gular and which are both Democratic. Yes HOadley 22,5j6; Forsker, 21,S5S; eOnard, 1l5. The vote on senators, e Democrats range from 22,l47 to ,1Ol: Republican from 2I. .421 to 2l.54O. ter the city vote is counted the coun-
 precIpcts remain to be counted llcn will prolong the work until late night. NEW YORK. Oct. 2L-Morton c. War z b. importer of laces on Green st, as- yDed to-day. Preference creditors. q yG,l16. CISCINSATI, Oct. 2l.-lt there IS no [ lay on account of contest over imper- [ | returns, II IS probable the officIsl lvass of Hamilton COuutY's vote Will b cOmulat,i i to-day So far hofb atIa. ] 10