Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-27

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 SAN FRASCIsCo, November 23-It is
 believed that Baldwin Gardiner, the aosconding stock broker, sailed to Iopete on Saturday, on the steamer Regatta,
 CMCAGo, November 23.-An applica- tlon Tor supersedeas was made before Justice Scott of the IllinO:s supreme court to-day m the case of the seven con- demned anarchists. The matter is not yet decided
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 23.-A special dispatch to the Chronicle say S: A correspondent c, Malone, N Y., tele- graphs that ex-Vice President Wheeler, IS approaching a state of physical col lapse, his condition being regarded as most serious. For yeIrs Mr. Wheeler has been the victim of insOmnia, and tt IS now on the lips of the gossips that his decline has been hssteDed by the use of opIstes taken to induce sleep The correspondent says the details of the total collapse of Wheeler are sad and painful to nRrrate. HIs physician IS retIcent. but be the cause what 1t msy, the fac. remains that the once strong and aggressive political leader Is now a wreck of humanity. No night passes that his physician does not at tend and assist the sufferer 10 procure the semblsnce of sleep.
 BOsroS. Mass, November 23 --Wm. Reid, treasurer of the South Boston Hoiss Railway O., was arrested to-dRs on charge of embedding SlO0.0iO in cash and Sl0O0O0 in over issue fl stock of the company. It is charged that the embezZlement has been going on for the past five or six years RsId has been treasurer of the company ten years. and has always been trusted with a l funds.
 BOSTON. November 23-The funeral of Charles Francis Adams was IT thIs afternoon. The interment was at Mount WsllstOn cemetery.
 SAN FRAScIsCo. November 23 -Chas. R. Branson, at whose house in Alameda the smuggled opium WAS found yester- day, WIS arrested to day and was placed in the hands Of ths United States deputy marshal. During the afternoon he gave bal in sl.OOO.
 PARIS, November 23 The municipal council is considering Labadie's scheme to convert the Seine into canal in Or- der 10 mske Paris R seaport. The work is ;o cost S2O0. 100000.
 TIESTsIN, November 23.-L Hung Chang presided at the formal opening of theexperimeatal line of the De Caville railway. The occasion was attended with great ceremony and the line wss onaratp1 suppasaFuitv
 ST. PETERSBURG, November 23-The Novoe Nremya commenting upon the rumOrs that war between Germany and Russia is impending. says: If there is one thing upon which Russia will re- ;oIce to exhaust her last blood, 1t is to uphold her independence against the Germans.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, November 9 A spe- cial dispatch from London tO the Call. states that one of the worst elements of the European situation Is the terrible uncertain temper of the czar. who in his present state of irritation and excite m-nt is liable Rt any moment to throw off all restraint and plunge the whole of Europe into war. I:ere is a general impression that the supposed combins- ton between England, Austria and Italy is an accomplished fact. with Germany m the background to attract the attention of france. and that the combination have resolved not to advance sn inch, but tO leave Russia to decide whether she pre- fers war or peace. It IS thought that Bismark is now ready and anxious to precipitste 8 crisis.
 SAN FRASCIsco. Nov. 2L-COl. Alex | Darrx rfgrmnEfGr general will in few days go to WhIpple Barracks, Arizous Territory, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Tue son, on special business pertaining to his department.
 COLUMBUS, $. C.. Nov 24th.-Senstor Wade Hampton while deer hunting on his Mississippi sntation on Monday, was painfully hc.i by his horse falling on hIs legs.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-Boodle alder man McQusde's jury disagreed and has been discharged. The new trial will will begin on Monday next.
 PTrTsBURG. Pa, November 24-The Knights of Labor have begun an import snt movement among the skilled iron workers by organizing an assembly Of skilled worhmer al the Elbs Iron & Bolt works. The assembly is composed of heaters and drillers, but its intention is to admit the puddlemen in few days. All the men enrolled are members oi the amslgamated association and in;eud to remain 90. This is the beginning uf a general movement for the enrollmeut of s2 He'd iron and steel workers bs Knights of Labor, all still retaining their membership in ths smalgamated asso- citation. The object IS to have a dual or ganization and thus to increase tbeir power by being backed not only by the amalgamsted sssociation, but also by the order of the knights of Labor.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, Nov. PA party of citizens m search of Henry Hardy. the horse thief. who killed Roderic Grant two weeks ago, surrounded the outlaw in pine hollow in Wasco county, esrly on Sunday morning and ordered him to throw up his hands. He began firing. when his pursuers opened on him and literally riddled him with bullets. Hard! was well armed when killed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2i.-Samuel 5 RObeTts, who presided at the meeting at Metropolitan hall two weeks ago, called to avenge the murder of little Mamie Kelly. has been arrested on a warrant charging him with riot. Roberts was released from custody on filing a bond of $500.
 SAN FRANCISCO. November 24.-In the Goldenson case today Judge Murphy overrGled the motion to strike the in dictment from the calendar and dIsal- lowed the challenge to the grand jury. The case then went over until week from next Monday.
 NEW HAVEN, Ct, November 4-The schooner Annie Hoffess, with crew of SIX men, eft Mobile forty-seven days ago with lumber for this port. She has not been spoken since and Is thought to have foundeied.
 DETROIT, Mich, November 24-Frsn- cis Palm~, one of the oldest and wealth. ies. citizens of this city, died this morn ing. He leaves an estate worth from fifteen to eighteen millions.
 NEW YORK, November 24-D. kellog Baker and Charles Clark, composing the firm of Baker < Clark, wholesale grocers, of S}9 Greenwich street, have made sn assignment with preference amounting 10 slS5,0O0.
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