Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

! Aooo hcctiuk O-ulkut ThLiucu t0e Dem
 ocratic nominations. EI-Senator Me
 ciSane made speech, in which he re- , ferred to the mugwumps as traitors in their own party and disturbers m ours;
 that Civil Service was a heresy, and off, tenslve psrtissnship was its twIn brother,
 and the Saratoga nominations were
 meant to emphasize the reverse of these
 doctrines.
 BAN FRAScIsco. September 30-This
 evenings Post says that Judge Jackson
 Temple, of Santa Rosa. has been offered
 the position of United States District
 Attorney for this State, snd that he has
 declined the same.
 PITTSBURGH, Oct. "A battery of
 boilers in Clark & Co.'S solar Irun works
 exploded this morning shortly after
 three o'clock iDjuring seventeen; three of them fatally.
 The night turn had just been relieved
 by the day force, when the loud explo- sion startled the workmen and that DOT
 tion of the works IF the vicinity of the boilers was filled with 8 cloud of death
 dealing steam. Through the dense mist came the shrieks and groans which mo- titied the emploJes beyond harms reach | that frIghtful calamity had overfaken | a portion of their fellow vorkmen. As soon as the steam settled down a rush | was made fer the spot where the explo- sion occurred, when 1t was ascertsined | that the mud drum of the boilers mad | exploded and the escaping steam had scalded l7 men. Closer Investigation | showed that of this number fourteen were badly burned and tbat three were fatally scalded. Almost immediately afterwards the frenzied and frightened wives, mothers and children began to rush upon the scene and ipeer anXlously into the faces of the dying men, seeking to identify their loved ones, or inquIr- ing in agonized tones if they had es- | csp,d. Women half dressed, others putting on their clothes as they ran, | children almost nude and screaming at | the top of their voices, crowded and iostled each other m a rush for the mill. ! Arriving there, there was silence for moment and then & voman's vail was heard, and another. until there was nothing but a dIscordsnt chorus of shrieks, mosas aud cries. IL was sn ! awful scene. The physicians who ar- rived said they were almost unneryed at the sight of sJ much human suffering, physical and mental. The injured were found lying Tn all positions, some of them were SO far away from the bat tery that it seemed impossible they could have been injured by the explos- ion. Fully oue-half the number hurt were boys. It Is stated that an engI- neer tested aud pronounced iI safe less than a month ago. LAREDO, Tex, Oct. Morris and Co. among the largest day goods dealers of New Laredo, Mexico, undertook to transport large quantity of goods ship | ped to them in bond from PIedras Ne l gras to New Laredo. On Wednesday | they found the teamsters belonging tO | the transport train securely bound To trees 30 miles north of New Laredo, | while the most valuable portion of their | goods had been carried away by robbers
 NIsA, October "A mee.ing Of Skaups, China, yesterday, has resulted in Servia demanding an extension of territory. The populsce are clsmoring | tor the annexation or Macedonia lt IS probable, owing to the large srmp Ser | via has in the field, that she will speed | fly seize contiguous territory. thus mak ing more difficult the solution of the Balkan question.
 MONTREAL, Oct. 2-Quist prevailed last night. The chairman Ot the board of health stated last night that the mayor had been arrested at the instance of the Hon. Louis Bueben, for taking torcible possessIon of the exhibition grounds for @ small pOx hospital. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2--The Central Pacific Railroad Co., has purchased one of the most valuable pieces of real es- tate In the city. It IS on Market, Mont gomery and Post streets, for which S25O,- 0O0 was paid. A building Is to be erect ed ou 1t for the accommodation of the Southern Pacific Co.,, of Kentucky.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Henry M. Smith has made assignment to Mir. Cunning, of the law firm of Vanderhoel, Green & Cunning, with preferences for the wages and salaries The amount was not stated. Smith had been & member of the stock exchange since 1877.
 DALLAS Tex Got. 2.-The stage from San Angelo to Abilene was attacked by a smooth faced hoy Is years Of age, car rying & Winchester rite. He took pos session of the mail bags and taking them on the prairie. Tified them and rode of unmolested. There were six passengers ID the coach.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The suspension of Heath S Co.,, has just been sn- nounced on stock exchange.
 SAN FnAScIsco, Oct. 2.-Mrs Martin Miller, mother of Senator Jno. F. Miller, died suddsnly from disease of the heart at south Bend, Ind, on Tuesday eve ming. She was "A years old.
 MALTA, Oct. IA rumor is current here that the British squadron ID the Mediterranean has been ordered to Turkey.
 LONDON, Oct. I-The Times cores pendent at Constantinople thus summar- izes Turkey's position: Turkey has DO army ready to march; no stores, no money ID the treasury. no sdmiDi-trs- ton and no energy. They must submit to the inevitable.
 CHEYENNE. Wy. T., Oct. 2-At 9I o'clock thIs morning all of the coal miners st Carbon stFucx and all work ceased. The Carbon mines are owned by the Union Pacific and furnish an in- ferior kind of coal. No demonstration or demand was made by the miners. It Is understood that this course has been adopted by the Miners Union at Car bon at the iDstIgation of the Union at Rock Springs, who represented that the Carbon miners kept the Union Pacific running. Now the only coal mined by the Union Pacific in Wyoming is mined | by the Chinese st Rock Springs. The company. however, soon expects large number of miners from Idaho and Utah. The Union Pacific has on hand sixty days supply of coal and Is shipping now all coal from east aud south. A coal famine is anticipated.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. "A telegram has been received at the War Department from General Crook, stating tha, Cspts. Crawford snd Davis at Guadalupe caiion. southeastern ArIzOna, send in- formation by courier to the effec. that 20 or 9 Indians passed that point on the 18th, trsyeling rapidly northwsrd. Capt. Crawford IS in pursuit, and the troops got orders in from yAriOus points to intercept the hostIles. The com
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