Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-20

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 WASHINGTON, November 1l.-GeneTa
 Miles n his report on the Apach
 campaign stated that ihe soldiers O
 Captain LswtOn's cOmmand were ma
 teriaily crippled m their efforts by un
 serVcea5le shoes from the militar
 prisoD as Fort LeavenwOrth, kansas
 and that the worthless material fire
 quently fell to pieces ID three or fou
 days marching. When thls report va
 received at the War Department the at
 teDtiUn of the military prison brard, O
 which General Terry IS president. wa
 at once called to the matter and th,
 board was direc ed to make thorough
 eIamIn6tion and investigation of tb,
 circ instances The report of the board
 which IS long and detailed, has been re
 ceivrd at the War Department ard l,
 now before the Secretary oi War. PHILADELPHIA, November ll.-An ex | plosIOn Ocsurr,d m the cigar b man.
 utactory of Henry Sbeap 6 Ca, Nos lIO6 and lIOS Randolph street. this af.
 ternoOn. which blew out the rear wall
 and badly iniuriug n number Of young
 men, women, girls and importing the
 lives of over one hundred more. The
 msuufactory IS three-stOry brick
 structure Just before the engineer
 started mp steam and then started to
 the Randolph street front of the build iog. He states that he had been there
 but lew moments when he was star tied by a noise which was followed by
 the upper portion of the rear wall fail ing out and the screams Of the women m the upper story. A giri. Carrie Barnes. aged lo, Is missing aud dozen others more or less iUiured.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The murder of the ynung school girl, Mary Kelly, by Aieck GOlden~on yesterday afternoon, Is attracting more attention than murders usually do. The crime Is looked upon as ooe that was prompted by the lowest and most selfish Of passions. The sad fate of the young Girl Is los, sight os ID fear that 60 base creature as this young man IS may escape hanging.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. l1.-An agree msnt tO convey the L. J. Rose domuin to J. Fl. Pules:oD, of England, for Sl 037 .JOO was Il e1 to-day for record The domain includes the Sanuv Slope vineyard and orange grove consisting If l,SJJ acres and all appUTten ,nces. Pay ment Is to be made In shares Of a joint stock cOmpany to he entitled L. J. Rose & Co, Limited, with a capital stock ot S3UeUOOO. The purchase IS % be com pleted before January first next.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. I1-Sheriff Hop kius to-day received a message from Governor StOneman announcing that respite had been granted m the ce-e of FOng An Sing, twice condemned for murder, who Was to have been executed at the county jail tomorrow.
 CHICAGO, Nov. ll.-I' is believed the great strike at the stock yards k near ing an end. IL IS reported on change that Powderly has rd red the men back to work. The -akte report is cur rent at Armour's down town cfice. al- though they have no ofiicl $. confirmation 50 many new men have come in during the past few days that the packers say they need uO men.
 SAN FRANC'sco, Nov. N.-Lieut E. NJ. StOney, the Alaska .fplorer, was quietly married last night tJ Miss Kate Bsbcoct, daughter of W. P. Bshcosk. NlW deceased.
 ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ. November H. Col. Bel died suddenly last nigh, Tn his room ID the First National Bsnk building. He was largely interested in the coal business 8t Gallup. He was noted lIterateur oi New York and at one time had the editorial management os Flank Lesiie's publications. He was about 55 years ot age. His family con- -isiing of wife, son and daughter, are spending the season at Pasadena, Gala.
 JERSEY CITT, November 1.-The strikers at he hog sbattoir on the meadows all went back to work thIs morning at an increase of wages. The company refused to dis miss the foreman as the strikers demznd- ad. and also refused to treat with com mittee from the Knights Of Labor who l waited upon them. After the confer | snce with the committee the strikers | bosses succeeded in making an amics- l ole settlement to the satisfaction Of all | Both parties made con- ,essions.
 PARIS, November IA report in cir ,ulatIOn here declares that Prince Wal | iemar will not accept the Bulgarian throne.
 COPESHAGEN, November ll.-Danish l papers generally advise WHldemar to l .eiuse the Bulgarian throne.
 TIRSovA. November ll.-Wsldemar | las sent "A telegram to the regents ex- pressing his grateful St nse of the honor | ,oDferTed upon him by the sobranje m | alec,iug bim prince ui hulgaris- He | states, however that the decision as tO | lis acceptance rests with hIs father. the | king of Denmark, and adds that other | iuties may prevent his assuming the | of Bulgaris. The prirce's reply | s considered to presage his n fusal of be throne.
 CoPESHAGES, November 1.-The | lszette says that kiug George of | Greece will leave Athens if his brother, Prince Naldemar, accepts the Bulgarian throne.
 TmSovA, November 1.-The BulSa- .iau deputa,iOn appointed to convey to Prince Wai1emar the official notice Of lIs election by the sObranje to suc 'eed Prince Alexander. ha> departed for Tan les. France, where the prince Is soJOurn- ng.
 RoME, November II The myers P md Adige have ove iiowed and sub merged the country along their courses. At AlbeDgs the high water of tine Po ilslodged the railroad bridge while the rain was crossing. precipltstIng the .Rrs and passengers into the river. Five ,ersons were drowned. The town ut 'omosubO Is submerged. The railway ervice between Nice and Genoa IS in errupted.
 BFaLlS, November ll.-Dr. Fischer, he African explorer, has died of gastric ever.
 LONDON, November 1.-The race for he Liverpool autumn cup, l,OOO sover- igus, was won by Me ton. Kilkree econd, Condemns third. There were ighteen starters.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, November ll-AmoDg h. pass-ngeis who recently arrived on he steamship City of Sydney. was Lucy Ah Gen, a Chinese woman who Was not permitted to land by ibe customs or irers. A writ of hsbeas corpus was is- Ued out by the United States district ourt in her behalf by a waiter employ d n the Palace Hotel. To-day in the jnited States district attorneys office