Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04
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ninety days by the Narro" uduse hah- road Company and the road will be completed from Tucson to this point v;thin one year. SILVER BELT.
 GLOBE. A. T. Nov. 29-Two indict- ments were found against H. N. Thomp.. son. formerly freighter and merchant of Wilcox, for perjury, at the present term of the District Court for Gila county.
 CHICAGO. III. Nov. 29- The Inter Ocean has information that a deliberate attempt was male on Thursday night to assas sinste Harry Gilmer, the witness who gave evidence at the recent trial cf inc Anarchists, directly duplicating Spies and Schwab in throwing of the Hsvmarket bomb. Gilmer was shot al while on the threshold of his home. and inc bullet passed between his legs, lodging in the bottom of the door.
 SAS FRANcIsCo, Nov. 29-Ihe steamer Australia, which arrived last night from the South Pacific, brings news of the seizure, on Oct. 3-th, at COOktown, N. S w by the nRtiv, s, of the pearl fish ing vessel Emily and the massacre ot inc Captain and crew of eight. The natives then plundered the vessel and set her on fire.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 29-The second trial of Arthur J. McQuade, eX-aldermsn, &C., cused Of being offered brIbe m connec- tion with his vote on the BroedwBy Surface R. + franchise, began to-day.
 SEATTLE, W. T., Nov. 29.-Governor Squire has ordered out three companies of militia tO report at the srmory to await further orders ID consequence Of the strike of the employees of Nenton. | Holmes & Co.'S mills at Port Blskely | The men have lbeen threatening that they would prevent the mIll operating | to-day,
 MILWAUKEE. Nov. 29.--In the case of | Carl Musseldt. John Runge and August Gutz. the Milwaukee Garden rioters, Judge Sloan, this morning suspended sentence. The prisoners were iDme- diately freed.
 PARIS. November 29.-WhIle a radical meeting WAS being held yesterday the platform was stormed by party of sn- srchists. A fierce conflict ensued ID which numbers were injured, The po- lice finally succeeded ID clearing the hall Twelve persons were arrested. SAN FRLSCIsCo, November 29.-P. 'J. Walrath, B wood turner who, on the 18th met with an accident by which a piece of steel was driven through his nose an inch and half into tie brain. died yes terday from its effects. His case was the most remarkable one from the fact that the wound was of such s nature as would ordinarily cause instant death.
 | NIAGARA FALLS, November 9-George Hazelett and Mise Sadie Allen of Butfa- To successfully went through the rapids and whirlpool yesterday ID the torpedo shaped barrel used by Hazelett and
 Potts last summer. Miss Allen Is 0 re- spectRble girl IS years old. a petite
 brunette and rather pretty.
 SLIso, November 29-O'Brien, mem
 Der of parliament, attempted to address a meeting at Bally Cole yesterday, the
 meeting was dispersed by the police.
 The excitement III Sligo Is intense; the streets are guarded by police and cavsl-
 ". CommOner Tanner commenced R speech ID 6 field near town, when body of police appeared and dispersed the meeting with drawn bayoDeis. There
 was no riot.
 | LOUISVILLE. November 29-The COu
 rier Journals special says five arrests
 have been made for cOmplicity in the murder of the Poe family in Knox county, Ky. There Is DO longer any doubt but that the eight persons were murdered. The husband Is insane and not capable of attending to .ho ma;tei himself but the people If Knox county have the affair in hand and will iavestl- gate every clue.
 LUDIsGroS, Mich, November D.
 At daylight this morning schO nef passed Huntingdon and when of Point ! sable she hoisted a flag at half mast. The Poiat Sable life boat went out, but when it had made about fifty yards the flag of the schooner went to the mast head. The boat attempted to turn and was capsized. The crew elung tO the boat, which did not remain in an up- right position, but drifted ashore Thret of the crew lost their lives. and Captain Flynn and Orin Hatch died from expos ure. John Smith was caught under the boat and drowned. The schooner kept on her course.
 RKADISGroS, Pa, November 29-The investigation tt day of Frank Kernr, who choked his wife to death and then set the building on fire to destroy the ! evidences of crime, shows that he had also made preparations 10 blow it up b! running a fuse from the upper floor into a keg of powder. His intention was evidently 10 blow himself up and tht | whole family. because as be says, God | had commanded him to do IL, Ksrnes has made a full confession, detailing how he strangled kis wife and theu | dragged her up stairs to the bed, poured coal oIl over it and set it on fire. He l. an anarchist ID his ideas.
 SYDNEY, N. $. w., November 29.- Nine youths have been sentenced to death here for committing an outrage on a sixteen year old servant girl,
 NEW YORK. Nov. 29 William Kurse jumped from the Brooklyn bridge tn, afternoon. 4 tug picked him up in al exhausted condition, and he was taken to the hospital. He stated bIs object 1T making ihe daring leap vss suicide. l. Is thought he will recover.
 SAN FRANCISCO. November 29.-Ad vices from New Zealand state that company has been organIzed to con strucG & Pacific cable to this coast, for ten million dollars as follows: From Brisbane or some port ID New Sou;h Wales to North Cape, New Zelsnd, thIr teen hundred knots, to the Fiji Islands tNtlNt DuLuEtl huu AuIty hIpNts NO lht Tanning Islands. two thousand two hundred and seventy-nIne knots, to the Sandwich Islands twelve hundred anO sixty knots, to Vancouver Island two thousand seven hundred aud thirty | knots, across the island and the Strait. | of Georgia and Vancouver City on the | mainland, the terminus of the Canadian | Pacific railway, one hundred knots. An | annual subsidy of a half million dollars | IS expected to be obtained from tht | colonial and imperial government jointly.
 SEATTLE, W. T.. Nov. 29-Company D returned to Seattle this afternoon, nc opposition having been made to the operations at the Port Blakely Mill | The mill property is now under the pro lection of force of deputies organized by Sheriff Comstock, and no trouble Is spprehended.
 WASHINGTON, November 29.-The sec retary of the navy to-day accepted the following bids for the construction ef the new cruIsers and gunboats; Cruiser No. ?. Charleston. Union Iron Works of San Francisco, Cal. at Sl,0l7.OO0: No. D ID ( Vnu |