Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-20
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uchk ht SlstefOn ID tuc uephftmcnt or the Bases Alpes. It appears that about 3O0.0O0 cube metres of rocky earth fell from Mont Ferves. overwhelming a train which was proceeding at full speed from M6rseIlies One first class carriage Sas crushed to atoms aud ihe engine was overturned. He dTiv,r, guard, tel egraph cle k and four English p-sseD- gers were killed on the spot and tgO other passengers have sInce di d from the iniuries thry received. The stoker's lIie Is despsirei of. Twenty others are suffering from tbeir injuries.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, November 15-The stesme Oceanic which srrIyed to- day from Hong Kong and YOk hama, brings news of the laundering of the steamship NOrmantOne Uff OAshima. Japan, with seveniy-two per-ons sn board. Of these twelve reached the shore. Sh was laden with tea for New York and Canada. No date of the occurrence IS given.
 LITTLE RoCK, Ark, November 15.- The FIrst National Bank of Pine Bluffs, Ark, clo-ed Its doors this morning. c. M Mel, the principal owner, also owns the swan Lake railroad. He explains that the snsprnsiOn was caused by drafts on cotton and cnmmi sion merchants 6 not being honored. He IS understood to pussrss large means but nothing IS yet known as to extent ot his liAbIlIies-
 WASHINGTON, November l5.-rhe sec rethry of War nAs decided that the sol Ciiers belonging to Capt. LaVton's com mand, who were provided wlth worthlt ss -hoss from the military prison at Fort Leavenwyrth while iu pursuit of Gero- nImo's bsnd. shall be fully reimbursed
 NEW YORK. November l5-A Dallas Texas, special to the Sun says: Two men have been here for five days organ Izing an agency in the interest of filli- busterIng expedition into Mexico. Yes terday morning they started for S; Louis, leaving A man here of extensive border experience to continue iheu work. There are now enrolled m Dsilss twenty or thirty trusty men ready for a raid the moment the simmons IS receiv ed and the number will he sEelled tO st least one hundred. Five times that number could be obtained. but great p:scautlon Is exercised m selecting mel and none but tie ID st trus.ed are ac cepied. In this the promoters and leaders expect to prevent betrayal. Al interview with one of the promoters Of the scheme eaii: "Our otject l. to es t-blish G new repuhlIc, the Rio Grsnde socialistic confederation. to be con posed of the north western M-xic D states"
 CHICAGO, Nov. I5-A letter received from Col F. G. In2ersOll says that h. had not time tO connect himself m any way with the case of the Anarchists ano therefore would have nothing to do with It.
 A certificate of evidence of a bill O exc, ptious has at last been signed, filed and put on record ID the office of the clerk ot the criminal court. The paper, or bale of papers, will be inscribed to the supreme court. The defence will then proceed to reach the ear of any member of the supreme court when to, ease wiIi be ca..ed for consideration Thus the oiudemDed ren are held Tor many montbs, althOugh MT. urinneI ] has raid hy this manner or argument superEedess my not b- { snted' con iTnxcDcy which IF, however not 10 De reasonably anticipated.
 CHICAGO. Nov. lj All opposition to Puwd-rly's order directing the stTikins packing house emplUyes tc return t work seems to have vanished. Ibi morning the m n assembled st the re- speciive headquarters indicate ID th. sherifTs order issued yesterdi.sY, and applIei for employment. The cro <u wac oiderly and perfectly quiet.N Tn, foremen of the different houses selected suca men ss they required at once and the remainder departed evidently sstis- hed that they would be taken back soon as tbt houses were m full running shape. The number Of old men re-em- ploypd thIs morning Is between twelve and fifteen hundred. All the striker taken back are compelled tO sian Q paper ID which they agree not tO leav, their work without giving their employ CTS two weeks Dotice. On the other hand the packers agree not to dIschArg any of their men without giving then two weeks notice To further bind tie men to the agreement each one is r,- qrired 10 d dspO-it $50 with his employer this sum to be taken gradually out Oi his wages.
 FL PAsp, November 1j.-Col. Thomas Foster. agent of tbe United States treas ury department, arrived this mprnII 2 and opened proposals foG the sale of . | lot to the government for the erection O. a custom houie court house aud post office for which an appropriation oi sIJO 900 was made at the last session O congress. Thee are sixteen offers rang ing ID price from $lOOOOO tO S24,OOt and the los offered are located m all parts of the city. Col. Foster will no | make a selection until hs returns tC | Washington.
 | PHENTx, A.. T, November l5.-News | has reached her. of the killing Of C. F Stanton. at Antelope. by three MeXicans Tgo of them entered Stsntoh's stor, and bagnn firing at Stanton and man named Kelly. A third Mexican alsr opeped fire through the winiO-. SssD [ ton was inst ntly killed and Kelly re- 1 t,rued the fire killing one Mexican The other two escaped. stanton IS said to have been implicated in the BsrneH Martin massacre a few months ayo PITrsBURd, Pa, Nov. lj-The nex issue uf be Labor Tribune NIll contaii "A call for conveLtIon Cf bll Trade Unions ID the UuIted otat.s ard Can"d' to b-yiu at CpumbuS. Ohio. on Wed
 pesday D.c. Ssh. The oij-ct oi thi meeting, ss set forth m the circu ar T | inc establishment of A Trades Congres SLS FBASCIsCo November ID. 4 schooner Wbicl srrivei from hOiiah l.
 land. Alaska, yesterday trough; thu body of the Alaska Commercial Comps- py's agent, E. G McInty re. While seat | ed at supper with several other gentle men, ID the compsny's house, on th' evening of November lst. he was instan ! tly killed hy a charge Of slugs or buck 1 shot fred through sn open widow be | hind. l. is unknown gho iiFr q the sbot
 SAS FRASCIsCo. Noye mber l5.--Bsld
 win celebrated race hOr-e, Silve ' Cloud. while exercising at the Bay dis
 trict tracE yesterday, accidentally ran hi head agains gate post and vas kIilr' instantly, tie ys9 valued at 2O.tJO ]
 despatch was Tece.Jed hSF- yCs'erdA, from Mammoth Park am 'unciDg tn death ot HsggIn's King Fox from lunI fever contracted st Sheepshead Bay He was valued at S2J GO
 CHICAGo. November lj.-Grand Mas
 ter WOrEmen Powderly, of the hoight of Labor. has is.ued an order for th
 stock yards strikers tn return 10 work to day at the old hours until the Knights
 Labor take definite acton on the elRh
 hour question. If the men refuse, thel
 charters will b. taken from them.
 LONDON, Nov. l6.-A meeting of th
 British anarchists has been called
 assemble ID Cleveland Hall, London, O