Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02
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| LRIPSIc. Sept. 2S.-Four hundred sC-
 cialIstr to-day made demOnstratil D by
 maschiug tL.5rgh the streets with the
 .1pelle1 -oc!nilst leader Schumsnn at
 theIr hea5, waving red flags and de-
 nouncing ihc government The police
 attacked the prOce- sion and at;enpisd 10
 caplurc the red flags. but the socialists
 peat tLe officers back and after stub
 born fight iu which many on both sides
 were wounded. the police got reinforced
 and returned, thls time succeeding m
 dispersing Ihe socialists and capturing
 seven. Schumsnn included.
 | WAsHISGroS. Sept. 2S.-Tbe twenty
 sixtl triennIal cJnyOcstIon of the Gen
 ergl Grand Chapter If the Royal Arch
 Masous of tbs United States began m
 this city to-day and will continue for
 three days. The proceedings today be
 gan wIIh parade of the local comnan-
 deries O; Knights Trrnp!ar aad masonic
 orders.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Sept 2S.-A dis
 patch from Charleston says: This Gf-
 ternoon there Uas a sharp shock, accom-
 panied by the usual rumbling noise.
 The shock was violent enough tO shake
 the buildings and caused many people !
 tion of these shocks on the eve ot Wig
 gins alleged prediction has a demoralIz-
 ing effect upon the people here and
 many will sleep m the open ar to night PORTLAND, Or., Sept 2S.-A fire this
 afternoon guited the two story brick
 building on front street near E, o'cu-
 pied by Zane Bros, jewellers. Los about S25,JO0. fllly insured. The build | .a l.. .,.I
 was damaged thir;y-fige hundred, in
 sured-
 BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S-Joseph Neal,
 a maternal uncle oi president Cleveland.
 died Tn this city last night, aged Sl
 years. His death WAS caused by exhaus-
 tation of the vital forces. Mir Neal hes
 been A resident of Baltimore all bis lie
 and was for many years In the second
 hand book business. He was iu com.
 fortable circumstances.
 ! PARIS. Sept. 2S.-A riot took place | to-day during the uuyeiling aud dedi- cation Of tIo statue of Armand Bsrbes,
 The red republican colleague oi BlsrnRui,
 it Carcassonne, ID the department of
 Nude. The committee having the cere- monies m charge were nearly all mCder-
 Itists. The reyolutionists became pro sOked tt their pIedominan5e m the
 rase O' such conspirstor Hs Barbes. ! shOm they regarded as enc of their | 'reet. ! attempted to control the de- none .on themselves. In tbis they | We're .:ej by the committee assisted | y the llce. The TevOluiIOnists gath
 red re. .t1rcements and made an open | tight for the control O. the situation,
 with red flags fiying. They assaulted the enclosed sIte. breaking down tbe otrriers, trampliDg over women and | children and driving the moderHtist- and their police allies away from the place.
 NEW YORK, Sept S-I, k thou. .h, shat s general stri.e will occur of sll The feeders and pressmen employed m the printing ffices throughout this city. Numbers of them are cut on strike already. In several places non-uuion men have been hired. T6e men demaud an iDcrease Of g.. week each.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 2S.-The democratic state convention today rom mated Edward s. Cleveland for gov ernOr.
 Edward E. Bradley, of Milford, wss nominated for lieutenant governor.
 JEROME PARK, Sept. 2-.-At the races
 o-day the Hunters stake. mile and | tnree quarters. was won by BsldEIn's ! Moline Mccarthy, Time 5:l0i,.
 TRENTON. Sept. 2S At the democrats | convention to-day the committee on res. | o!utIOns presented a platform of which | he fOllOwing are salient features: IL | -eailirms the doctrine laId down m the | platform Tn ChIoagO; endorses the ad- | nInistrGtiOn of President Cleyelaud; ;1Dgratulates the country ,n the sue. cess of the party ID reducing taxation md the cost of government, and cx- Irssses sorrow Bt the death of Grant, Mcclellan, Seymour, Hendricks and II!den. l.. h- Green was nominated for governor.
 FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 2S.-On the as sen bling of the stste convention of the American party this evening, F. D. Nlg2ntoD, was nominated for governor ny hcclamBtIOn.
 SAN FRAN -Isc). Sept. 2S.-Troops A and k Second Cavalry, are soon to be relieved from duty ID the department ot Arizons and will take station at San Di- ego Barracks. Cal.
 PHILADELPaIA, Pa, $ pt 2S.-Presi- len. Holman of the Nstlonal Cigar danufscturers' Association called the t0nveutIon to order to-day n centennial dOtel. The first thing that tccupied he attention Of the members was ;he consideration of ;hc rep rt of the com nittee on resoluhJu-. CGr!e was quite q long debate on ,Ls E.st r,so.u u;Ion which vas pressn ,J z- fo,iJSs:
 That all memh -s e requested tO reg , ster all their eXi :.lx Lad hll future ' rg'le marks 10 -E- !s.ur bHseEu Of tae : egal prutectiv- a.."- -t on ot New York [ md saId bure ,u b. Up,.. for inspection ( 70 any manuia U7tE. [ CINCINNATI, Sept 2S-FUr several 2 | iys the railroad syItchfn .u here have 2 'een taking step toward au iucrrpse of wages. This aftern poa tbe matter cnl- s m a strike of the C nciunati, 1, & Baltimore 4 Ohio aad z, Mississippi and Cinsinnsti. Hamilton * Dayton. The svItchmen's strike was 4, iot general but it may be tomorrow. ' All the roads are having heavy busi- ess and the strike just now would be :, . ppres-ive. SIS FRAScIsco, Sept. 2s.- Michael D DsvItt lectured 10 night at the GrRad Jpera House on the Present Prospects the Home Rule Cause" for the bene- [ | Of the west coast of Ireland fisher sr len. fl DUBLIN. Sept. 2S.-Mr. Timothy liar h Ington st the for;nightly meeting If ; be Irish National Land League to-day, n fated that since the last meeting Sll.- p 70 had been received by him in d,nL- ons as treasurer. He added that rnor {, ious increase in erIctions throu hout c. rrlsnd must now be expected and said F le league would devote all donations =, ,ceived 10 the work Ut relievilg per o- ,ns evicted. Joho Dillon sad that sace ID Ireland now deceui-d ou the , ions of the landlords. 1Eo thousand aT miles gre under evic'iur, winie- was n 'mIng on and IL VAS imperative that kl ie Irish people shonld cOmbIua and hi alp one another res.st with the law the To tyranny oi the la1dlords, of isl victory being certain if this resis- th uce was maintained.
 HAVANA, Sept. 2S.-A sharp shock oi bi rihqgake was isl' in S'. Thomas on P' e 20,h inst. bu SAN DOMISGo. Sept. 2S.-Advices of tn e l1th inst say that the rebels were fested at Aguscste, iheir loss being Ca 'e killed and six wounded. At Ci-rra on e rebels lost seven killed and ten Br aurda1 and Ona man uaa o.r.-.l ] 1