Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-04
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At meeting of the board of super, visors yesterday. preliminary steps ver' taken to insure communication by raj between Tucson and Globe.
 WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. Shortly ofter the mI CTS and laborsrs entered Conyrghsm's shaft this morning, an eI plosion of gas took place. Between twenty and thirty miners are said to b, buned and seriously injured but non, arc repoi ted dead. No work vas done yesterday aud consequently there wi larger quantity of gss than usual The shait mon are nov beIng removed from the pit and taken to their homes or hospital It is thought all will recover
 LArER-AbOui 90 men were sitting al the foot of the shaft awaiting the inside boss, when the explosion occurred, and pn.y thsee or four men escaped without injury. It is known that possibly IF ol fifteen will die; others be scared aud nnalmed for lie. Many mules were kilIed and wounded an the damages to the inside workings of ths shaft are great Fire bosses William Williams and Vii. liam Evans are fatally burned.
 SOFIA. November 26-Auother con -Diracy against the government hss been discovered. Two officer. both O, them Russian. organized pIos 10 kill Col NIcolairf, M~iur Pop ff. and the regents. The crime was to have been committed yesterday morning. Major Popof discovered the plot and caused the arrest Of the two officers and of tuo others who are implicated. They will be tried ID few days.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Henry George, leader of the progressive democratic party is requiring every nne vho joIns she party in Boston and N-w Haven to make a pledge that he vlll while mem- Der of the party in the United States, work for the interests of the party in whatever way he Is able.
 SALrn, Mass, November 26-Thers was considerable rioting by the striking tanners in this city yesterday. They pursuad and beat unmercItully . mum Der of non-union men and wrecked the severely wounded by @ pistol shot tired by one of their victims. 4 large body of police were required to quell the dis turbance.
 NEEDLES, Gala. November 26-A man named Spenrer was kill. d by his part ner. named Cobn, ID 8 discussion over possession of a ranch near sckberry yesterday. B"th were csttlemen. Cohn was badly used up and claimed the kill ing was Tn self defense.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, November 26-Early this morning CsyetauO Flores, s Spain ard, was stabbed to death ID 6 bagnio on Sscran ento street. The murderer e.- caped. The bff,ir is surrounded ID mys ,ery but the cause of homicide Is said to have been jealousy.
 PANAMA. November 26.-The loss of the bark Sara Anderson while on . voy age from CoqnimbO for Englsu", has been confirmed by sdvIces received a. Valparaiso. The captain, bis wife and crew were all lcst.
 S,FIA. November 26-Agitation has ben started for the purpose Of securing the -vni--llnn Of Prince Emanuel Va grades, nephew of Elexi- Psshs, to the Bulgarian throne, The prince is a Russo Dbl.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 26.-Jnhn D. Scibe, independent c ,ndidate for ss- sess1r at the recent election, has filed a complaint in the superior court against James c. Neslnn. informee, of special proceedings demanding 8 re- count of the votes cast at the late general election for assessor, claiming that frauds were committed in certain precincts 10 favor of NeAlon ID the can vsss of ballots.
 LouIsvILLn, Nov. 26.-Ibe Times speclsl says: A report has reached Vii lIamsburg. Ky, thar the Poe fsmIly thought to have been destroyed by fire ID Knox county 8 month ago, were m reality murdered by 8 neiRhbor named Brown The mother and i've children and TWO vIsilIDg young ladies were found buried in the ashes of the des- troyed hu'. The accused parties are now iu the B-rbsrsville jail awaiting examination.
 ALBUoUHRoUE, November 26 6-Tbe JicsrIils IDdIsD- having expressed their desire 10 leave their reiervatIOn and take up lands in severalty. General Miles who is nov in Washington. has agreed to present their Gaze to the presi dent. Hs recommends that the vlsh of the tribe be granted and that they be allowed to settle in the Rio Gran ie valley near Pueblo Of Ildefopso, where they have now farming colony. Gen. GrIerson who has visited them. thin ks they are ID earnest ID their desire Co settle down to farm life, as they have refused the government, rHtions which had been offered them, and say they csp depend upon themselves.
 LONDON, November 26.-The action for divorce brought by Lady CDlIn Campbell against her husband, Lord Colin Campbell, fifth son of the Duke of Argyle. came up for hearing to-day The plaintiffs solicitor IS Charles Rus sell. Russell ID opening the case fer Lady Campbell. said his client petition ed for decree of abs ilute divorcs from Lord Campbell. on the grounds Oi cruelty and adultery. The lawyer con tinusd that after their marriage in 1881, the couple went away ou q melancholy honeymoon, the groom being attended all the time by @ hospital nurse. This vas because his lordship was afflicted with disease. Of course plaintiff could not have bad any idea of what slled heI betrothed husband, and when she be- cams aware of the nature of his malsdy decided to remain with him only as companion. In Apnl, 1883, Lord Colit Campbell suggested that sho bad hac improper relations with their physician Dr. Bird. Lady Campbell thencetortt refused to permit intimacy on the part of defendant. He suspended her money allowances. She then appealed fo IudIcial separation. Lord Colin made reply denying all charges ln March 1884. plaintiff obtained a decree of sep sration. She repsiTrd 10 her father | house at Florence and then returned t' England. Russell then detailed th, ground. of the charge of adultery vhicl plaintiff made against defer ant. hus sell said the lady was in a position t successfully meet all counter charges.
 DUBLIN. November 26.-The govern men. has proclaimed the Nations League meeting called to assembly a Sligo. This action coupled with th pros sscution Of John Dillon is causing th most intense excitement throushou ! Ireland
 LIsooLS. Ssb November 26-Presi dent John Fitzsersld of the Irish Ns tionsl League of Amercs, has to-day re ceived the following important cable gram from Hon. Timothy Harrington member Of parliament, secretary of ID league in Ireland: