Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-20


 lives were lost. It IS expected the third
 barge, which is riding IF the breakers
 will go to pieces.
 ST. IGSAcE, Mich, November IT, | During the terri le gale snd snowstorm last night the schooner P. s. Marsh loaded with coal, ran on the beach just II side Graham Point. The .aptaln sig. nald at 10 this murning that she would go to pieces. Another schooner is ashore across the point [, UT miles frUm here.
 CHICAGO. November l7-Throughoui iova, Wi-consin ard Minnesota snow storms are prevailing and triegraphIc commuDIcation IS seriously delayed in all directions.
 CHICAGO, H.. Novembe- I7-Aa at tempt was msde last Monday evening to DOiscn the family of F. ID. Armour. A sample package of buck wheat four was sent tO ArmOur's cook, who did not use it as there was 8 suspicion as to its con- 'en's. It was analysed by chemist and fOuEd to contain strychnIne sufficient to kIll at least twelve families. The pack ukt Nho tO huC uOutG DI a O4ll who said be wss sent by two men. In 8 conversation Cverhe I'd between the twr men 1t was shown that there was a con spirscy to poIsOn the Armours and other packers who have b-en proini neDt in resisting the demands of the strikers at the stock yards. The matter has been placed In the hands of the de- teciIves.
 ST. PAUL, Nov. 1.-The snow be gan falling early yesterday morn ng ani continued all day, though the T. wss light after midnight last night How ever, a genuine blizzs d set in and tbi- morning the people found the streets and sidewalks badly blucked 90 that travel was next to Impossibl-. Repor s indicate that the blizzard began in th. western part of thIs state and swept eas, and south through Wisconsin and Iowa RIilrosd travel IS greatly impeded and the street cars find II almost impO sibl to run. The wind ia blowing hard ana drifting the snow. No such storm bs. occurred so early in the season for yesrs
 DENVER. Colo. November 17-La'e last evening the stage containing nine passengers that left Lesdville yesterdHS mnrniog for aspen was caught in a snow rllde on the top of a mountain fifieNi IuIles east of Aspen. The entire outfit was carried over precipice two hund red feet high. A relief party from Hom- stage station succeeded in dI1gIng the passengers out of the avalanche. Pour were unhurt, but Robert D~yer, Chri, Conn, Duncan c Robertson. A. Bard well ana Lille McPhersOn are expeCte. to die. As the telegraph wires to Aspen were down ou account of the storm last night, further pa tIculaTs cannot he had.
 SAN FRANCIscn. November l7.-Ofi- cibl retIrus received frum Ssn Dieg. to-day on congressman gave NaDdeyer l.42S, Lynch 1,l23 The completes th, official returns from all the counties Of he sixth congressional distrIct. and mAk, s the total vote nf the division as follows: Vandever IS 222, Lynch IS, l65. Vandever's majority. 57.
 SIOUX CITY. Is.. November IA 1 special to the Journal from Canton. Dakots, says a tram with & hundred ! pa; ssDgers On board in showed in clever miles wts. of there, the passengers be- ing fed firm a small station near hv. The same special also says the Mil wsukee railway is lined with engines blocked in the snow drifts.
 CHICAGO. November l7.-In the pack ing houses to-day many a@diuOn6l strikers ecured places, and large per centage of them contrary to the advicee | of their leader-, signed the requires | agreement allowing the packers to re- [ in ten days wages. It is claimed, | however, that none of the beef butchers | went back sDd that they will not 20 bscE | while the az cement IS forced on tn. 10. |
 samuel J. CnllIns, a PInkestOn officer, | acting as deputy sheriff. was arrested | today, charged with bavIDg clubhed to | death A man named Whitman, who re- | fuss to move on"
 WAsHEaToS Neysmni66ss:s l.32.%4IisorIey 2 X, i General Gal ,nd has received a let CT | from M. E Benton, U. 5. attorney for | the western district of Missouri, who | vas recently suspended from that office 4 for stumping the state in the interest of his party, thereby i, IS slleged vIo lAtiLg the cIvll servIce law. Mir BentOr at some length shoss that all the speeches he made during the campaign were made at the earnest request of the candidates for congress and ths democratic si ate central committee anu with ihs full knovledge of Sepst"r- COckrell aud Vest. He asserts that b. m no vie nes lected his duties Rs an officer. He concludes by saying that if makIng political speeches is the cause of his suspensIon, b. can make DO defense. but if l. i. inferred that hs neglected his Ofiicia, du'i S by 90 doing, he asks for the fullest investigation.
 WASHINGTON, November r. -- The President to-day appointed pay director. Jannes Fulton, United States Navy, to be chief of the bureau of provision sn clothing and paymaster general Uf the United Sta, Navy.
 BALTINoRE. November 1.-The drug warehouse [ Burroughs X Bros. vss entirely burned ont st noon to-day. and the stock O! WOodtord & ShItl ling straw goods manufacturers, in the sd joining tuildioG. s as damaged bv smoke and water to the amount of Sl5,OOl ! The InsuraOoe IS ample for both To ses.
 While the liremen were st ..Ork the truck of the ladder compsoy capsized and fell backwards into the rect Cap tam Marston. Charles l.. Grund. Frank Kerr aud Henry Ryan were on it at tbe tune. MarsiOn c,ught on the edge of the hous- afjoInIng snd escaped serious injury. Tue rest oi the men fell with the ladder which broke. Grund and Kerr were kItl led. There is DO hope for Ryan's recovery. The fire is still burn ina.
 ST PAUL. MinD.. November r. The 3 DOW storm which began here Sunday night hos now, a. 9 p. m., been raging for nearly fOrty-eIght honrs, and shOWs DO signs of abatement. The street cars hsvs not been running in St. Isul or to-day and the trains on all the railroads are thirty-siz hours lnse. While the storm seems to be general throughout the northwest it is ID st viO- lent m southern Dako;A.
 A Sioux Falls special says: M re snow has already fallen than during th- sntire season last winter. he wind i- oloEiug heavy and from the north and drifting the slOv very badly. Trains on nearly all the rcOG, are abandoned Ibe temperature is at zero and falling There is also strong electrical disturbances. Canton. E4gan ard other places state the storm IS DO less severe than here"
 A Canton special says: "The Mill xAukee road IS lined with dead engines and a psseenee train with one hundred passengers is -aoved ID near Worthing ton. Is occupants feed from that vil- Iagr.'