Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-24

fellow rushed out, grasped the hOfses D.
the bits and drew a knife TO cut the
rein. He had not accomplished has
ppI pose when Inspector Ryrnes put him
asleep with his club. The man was lef;
senselees IN the street and the car wen.
on. The next car was driven by n new
driver and when az FIfty-Ninth street
one of the horses fell on the pavement
Crowds OF strikers along the walks
cheered and jeered In derisiOn. The
;umult grew greater and fually the
crowd began hurting bricks from a new
building on the corner. Windows were
smashed and the car demolished.
Two officers we're burt by the missiles.
The police then charged the crowd and
seventy of them were injured. ElShi
prisoners were taken and III the pockets
of two Of them were found licenses as
drivers the Fourth Avenue he,
the men OF which road have no criey-
ances and are cut because ordered to
tie-Op.
The Telegram says that several NJ
town clubs have made I'D q list Cf zoo
fashionable youpg men OF their member.
ship who will take GU; licenses io-
volunteers to drive cars for the tled-up
lines without pay on the sole prOyisO
that public shall be allowed to ride free
II charge.
The railroad commissioners spent the
entire day IN series OF conferences
with representatives Of the Third avenue
road, and the strikers committee. The
strikers presented finally long list OF
demands, fixing the hours and pay Of all
employees OF the road IN al Its depart.
raents, obliging the company to take
| back all the strikers and to discharge
all employees Who are obnoxious to the
strikers. The company submitted a
series OF propositions offering that after
| the men should have returned to work
TO submit the questions Of hours and
pay TO arbitration, but positively reius-
] ing TO discharge any OF the men now
employed or TO employ any more
ot the strikers then was neces-
sary. These terms were not &C.
! csptAhle 20 the strikers and all at
I tempts to srbltrlte the matter were
abandoned. The railway commissioners
also heard evidence a. 10 what the com
panIes were doing IN tee way OF trying 70
run cas- and what the police we're doing
to assist them. One striker swore that
brother Of the president OF the Third
avenue road had told him that the other
roads were to assist the Third avenue IN
Its fight. In answer TO this 1t was stated
that this bro her occupied subordinate
position and did not know what he was
taking about. The commissioners will
probably render decision 20 morrow 6s
to what Is necessary for the Third ave-
nue. TO do in the premises.
D. -.
this morning the village % East Lee
was inundated and devastated by the
breaking away OF the dam at the Mud
Pond reservoir, Mountain L6ke, about
two and une-hslf miles from the village.
East Lee is a village where half dozen
paper mills are situated on a stream
and 1t received it's first news OF en sccI-
dent when the flood came pouring down
the streets. II Is thought the damages
viii amount TO many thousands OF dol
lars. Much stock Il lost. Explorers
have already found the bodies Of eleven
persons ana three persons who were iiv-
ing IN the track Of he hJOk are missing.
Whites carriage shops are destroy Ell;
the Harrison Garfield paper MIL J. Uu-
Germiued: Decker, Nsrrans x Gilmore :
paper mills are also badly damaged, and
John McLHughlIn's machine shops Ere
totally wrecked.
VIENSA, April 2J-When the fire at
Stry had reached Its height the prs
ons were opened. bu. the authorities
had delayed the release % the prisoners
too long and fourteen Cfthe unfortunate
inmates were buried % death. Ia .he
suburbs OF the tow al was commission;
peasants looted Che houses and shops
after conflicts with their owners, some
% whom IN their despair committed sui
eide. The gale was 50 severe that
sparks were carried three miles and Sc:
IRE to number OK huts occupied by
peasants. The emperor has donated
$500 for the relief Of the sufferers.
New YORK. April pa London cab
legrsm from II. Weaver, managing IN
rector 81 the Anglo American Gable
Co.. to Cyrus W. Field, Of this city, this
afternoon says: "Ol and after May 81,
our rates will b. reduced to 6 cents per
word. The immediate cause Of this last
cut in cable rates is 10: known here.
WuLIAMsPoRT, Pa. April 21.-Ths city
National Bank OF WilIiam-pors closed
Its doors this morning. 4 statement
was displayed on the door which aid an
examination Of the affairs 81 the bank
all be made aud statement Of its con-
dition published IN few iHys The org
inal cause IS said 70 be a dcislcetiOu
amounting to about twenty thousand
dollars, with auumber OF heavy Losses.
The stock holders are responsible per-
sons ard they say iks: deVosItOrs VIII
be paid IN full.
CHICAGO. April 20-WheGi, steady:
cash, IS J-l6; May - j-lG.
DUBLIN, April 20-At meeting OF the
corporation to-day, tie mayor expressed
gratitude to Mr. Gladstone FOR E!s Ia
bOrs IN behalf Of Ireland. At tue same
tine be declared that both the home
rule and land purchase bills would r.
quire considerable modification.
BERLIN. April 2O.-The North German
Gazette admits that the feeling ~
France a2ausi Germany has created
similar feeling IN Germany against
France. and warns France that her of
cisl relations viii suffer IL the anti.
French feeling IN Germany be much
further aroused.
LoNDOS, Ami 20-It is stated that
II the IRISH landlords oppose the l-ni
purchase oil. Mir Gladstone viii with
draw the measure, ~ q that II the Eom,
rule bill be carried by oUl, a small ma
i'Tiiy, i; will be Withdrawn and a fresh
scheme presented IN 49,.
NV YORK, April 20 The prosecu
tlOn m the ir.El Of ten. Alexander ona'- ]
ar, for bribery in connection with the [
choice OF armory sites, concluded IL evil !
deIce TO-DAY, jEr Ie--es tesufyIag
& bat NoI u, nth J. ,.-Uu. the sell o. |
ie--el bf.be Giver, nHi tbkeL mp tao /
mortgages on the Generals property. |
payIrg $500. The JEdge denied the I
motion by defense TO dismiss the case.
rs no; proved, his cOuu Il saving tina: I
WIl,On's uucOrrObors'ed evIi, nee, Dc. Z
btiu- a parfIcepts CglIgis C uld DO: br I
accepted ~ conclusive. Ez-Mayor Ell I
: -, O member - the armory board with I
Gen. Sna er, for the defence testified I
that Sbal-r did not urge the purchase /
q the -ites offered by Wilson, ana thst /
The particular si;e mentioned IN the evi-
ience was bought cheap 6: the price
paid.
LoSD1S. April 2)-At a meeting OF
.ae Liverpool marine board yesterday
be captain and mate % the STEINER Lord
tough we're presented with clron-
.meters, and members OF the creE with