Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-25

purpose Ot IOfLuluk du OfSnuASosA - mutual protection. The meeting re- solved itself into permanent organ zh- ton under the name of the Sleeping Gar Porters' Association, and declded 10 hold a mass convention of 2OO porters 10 this city thIs evening and draw up petition asking for better pay, claiming that they cannot maintain 'beir families on the small allowance of SlO to sl5 per month.
 BELFAST, Sept. 22-The city IS quiet today.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Jobn l.. Sulli- van ssid to the reporter night before last: "I start from here either Thurs day pr Friday, with Pat Speedy. and intend now to go straight through to San Francesca, though I may stop In Chicago and give an exhibition there. Then, unless satisfactory arrangements are made with Mitchell or Ryan, l e1- pect to go to Australia and from there Co England to meet any one who wishes
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-Colonel RedIck Mckee, formerly Of thls state, and st one time Indian agent here. died on the l4th of this month at Berkely Springs. W. Va. The deceased was the father of John Mckee of the banking house of FallsDt & Co. of this city, and of David R. Mckee. agent of the Asso- cIsied Press at Washington, ID. O.
 MOBILES. Sept. 22.-A number of at tempts were made lately to wreck trains in Mexico. Traio l, going south, On the night of the 18th, discovered a number of tImbers which had been placed in an -N.e -e H.a.N
 Peuriso and AnerObabI with a view of throwing the train from the track and robbing the passer gers. There IS DO clue to the perpetrators.
 NoGALEs, Sept. 2.-Richsrd Hub bard one Of the oldest miners and mine experts on the coast was arrested last night. charged with a criminal assault committed while under the influence of lquor, his victim being 8 Mexican girl. about l2 years of age, residing in
 Mexican Nogsles.
 LIMA. Ohio. Sept 23-Caliron and
 MadIsuD's oil wells were struck by lightning at this morning, and the fire communicated tO two 5,OOO barrel tanKs which exploded and the oil spread over the southern portion of the city, endsn- gerIng thousands of dollars worth of
 property. MlchRelsOu'5 large tank across the street from the above firms we'll, was also struck and twenty
 five hundred barrels of oil consumed There IS daDger of the fire spreading and endHpgrrIug the whole city. At noon the fire Was still raging ard be- yond all efforts of the fire departments Co check its progress. Mrs Henderson standing ID the doorway of her house. was struck and killed. Oil well No IS IgnIted, but further damage was avcrted by tesiing down the rigging.
 WASHINGTON. Sept 23.-The president and hI- WIte, accompanied by Mrs Fol som and Col. snd Mrs. Lamont, return ed tO Washington last night at o'clock Quite crowd of men. women and children had assembled to see the presi
 iential party. They were driven at once to the White HOuse. The D. st. master general and Mrs. Villas met the party a. the executive mqnsiOn and re- maIned chatting with the president and Mis. Cleveland for an hour. The presi- | dent IS slightly sunOurLed and looks ID ! excellent health.
 PARIS. Sept. 23-A committee of Par,sian doctors has challenged SuccI | Co fast forty daysin the French hos spitaI | for th" sske Of 5000 francs, on cOndi- tion that be revealed the secret of his | eiIXIr for which a patent IS guaranteed. |
 NEW YORK, sept 23 A Post special | from Hartford says: It ls now stated | On gCOi authority and 1t is authentic. | that Geo. NJ. Bartholomew has been | rubb'ng the companies in which he is | interested, for several years. The first IntlmAtlOns that this was fact was R | statement made by friend Of T. 5. | Plunke,t t0 the effecr that BarthOlomew | Ras the canse of hIs down fall, When | Pidnkett's father died the son was left | S60OOO; he invested It with Bartholo- meS and It all went. Plunkett then, for revenge, induced Bartholomew to | put hIs name to large amount. and | when thus secured he turned about and | lett the latter in the lurch The auditors of the Charter Oak Life h. surancs CO. are severely critic zed for al- lowing Sl27,00O of bond to be lost. Many city banks had Bartholomew's paper, in all, it Is said, amounting [" two million collars. The Schuyler electric light Co. are losers by nearly S2O0.0OO and will decIde at a meeting to-day what action to take in the fu- 'ure. Barthol0mew's son IS on th- verge Of bankruptcy and will suspend to-day.
 CHICAGO, H.. Sept. 23-Tbe severe storms east of this cIty have interfered with the te egrsph service ID he east this forenoon
 LONDON, Sept. 23.-Edwsrd Solomon and Amrricao composer aud the hus- band Ot Lillian Russell. was arrested .in .his city t0 day charged with bIgamy, preferred by hIs first wife. Lilly Grey, FnO asserts that he was never le- Z liy separated from her.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 23-It was ru- nOret here Ihis morning that fright ul explosion had occurred at the GisDt Powder works at West Berkeley. The i'm DTesslOE that a great disaster had taken place was confirmed by the fact that the , .hOck Was distinctly felt along the city , TOnt and seGwaiL Investigation, how l .ver, shows that it WAS not as disastrous I ls WAS at first supposed. The explosion i Ess caused by the sudden Ignition of . ,bout one hundred pounds of nitro gly S 'eTine and gun cotton st the powder , EOsk- situated at Point Isabel. West | Berkeley. Tbe loss Co property Was | ALHA's tNt lt ie-uAACl lu tue uchLu or | | VIC Chinamen. ,
 SAN FE,SCrsCo. Sept 23.-The gen c 'ral commit ee that had ID charge the 'eletrafiOn upon the occasion of the { 'Islt of the members of the Grand Army f the Rpubhc, have sent a check for i SJ0O to w. ". Hatch of Oakland, who oct an arm by the premature dIschar-e f a cannon from which sBlutes were fred ID West Oakland as the specialt q rams arrived. D
 SAN FRANcIsco. Sept. 23.-A Chroni- ( le specisl from South Bend, Ind, says: Almost every pane of glass ID the city \ Tas testrcysd q by the heaviest hail storm q Ser known m this section of the state q esterdHv. In one mBnnfscJuring house a ! ue 700 psnss Of glass were broken | ITulugs and roofs were ruined and . .orses stampedet by the dozen. A panic q usued m the Northern Indiana fair, D 7ntch vas m progress Bt the time. and i' OOoO people trSmpled over one another s D a mad rush for place Of shelter. but . lrtuuately no one vas seriously injured. q he entire fruit crop Of the country a las ruined and the damage vIll be '' lrya Many of Inc hatf.so,.a. - ,s | a