Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

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 | MORALES, A, T. Nov. I.-The psrticu- lars of Gov. Torres late raid in the Moctezums distrIct have reached here. After the killing of Prefect Torres, the | governors cousin, the governor sccompG- nied by l5O soldiers started for AOctez- una and met the reyOlutionests headed | by,Senor Vsllsrde. Last Tuesday an ar armistice was held, but hot blood pre- vailed on both sides, which resulted in | Governor Torres shooting Nsllarde dead. The fierce fight which ensued resulted m fifteen men being killed and several wounded.
 | CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. IA SIX story building at log East Madison St- was burned yesterday. During the progress | of the fire the roof fell in on SIX men of the fire patrol and one man was killed two mortslly hurt and others seriously. Loss, quarter of a million. | PIrTssURG, November IA Councils vile, Pa, Commercial Gazette special says: The fire at the Standard mInes near Mount Pleasant. which org1nated | Saturday afternoon, Is still raging and i- hourly gaining headvsy, and tle Iian9ss and smoke driven by strong currs ut ci air from mouth of shaft to the night Of | hundred feet sboue the ground. All es forts to check 1t have been of no avsl' and the fire engine from flttsburg arTN ed last night and the work of flooding the mine will begin At once. This Sili | require several months and it IS thou SEt ; seams of coal are now ID a blaze. lLe amount of loss cannot be estin Ated. for the entire plant will have to suspend [ 'r several months. thus throwing si1 hun | dred men out of work.
 ST LOUIS. Nov. I.-The St. Louis s1 | gar refinery, the largest m the west, has shut down and about l25 employee dls | charged. The cause of the closing is said to be the same as recently compe led the shutting down of several eastern rc- l fineries, inability to compete with Sand wich Island raw sugar, which IS atrlli- | ted in this country free of import duty. Ths refinery IS not closed perm8nenilN. but will start up again so soon Rs tLr new crop of Louisiana raw sugar can tr purchased.
 CHARLESTON, Nov. There was E shock of earthquake at SummervIl!e at S:25 a. m., but not severe. Al G2,S. hs-e
 WAsHISaroS. Nov. l.-Prnce Lruis Napoleon called at the white house B. day and paid his respects tO the Pres dent.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. l.-The president has issued proclamation GesiEDatiuE thursday, Nov...25. ss ThanksgIyIus dss
 SOFIA, Nov. l-M. StsmbCulCfI open ed the sObranIe at IirnOva yesterUlE l- the presence of all the regents and l--l- bers of the cabinet. Patriotic a3irss -s were made and the speakers dvei; ~ n maintaining the independeuce Of Br garia, The speeches were received E-t- loud cheers,
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Atthe deiaccrlt,r state headquarters last night, CtairE 20 Teacher said he had received Sjit :r - President Cleveland for the caupa.-r fund, and like sum from GOy,ru-r Hill,
 BosToS. November l-The Cuuard line steamer Pavonis, beached on Ram. ford Island. was ilosted thIs forenoon. the holes in her forward compartmsui- having been temporarily stopped. aud started under her own steam for Boston.
 Cu1cAoo. NoveolbOr I-k urthar par ticulars from the stock yards strike ara to the effect that Swift's beef killers san- a committee to him Saturday s2i ir sisted on having an increase Of 41 crnts day should the firm return c. the ten hour system This morning when tiF hsef killers went to work. they nrticel that rolSnan Wilder, Of Swift 8. bad dl-- charged James Msthewsop. one of tte committee: they also found thal ;L- wages of the labOrers had not been m creased, SO they struck. They now Iu sist on having Matbewson rsinstRtsd. also a return to the hour system. On hearing Swifts men were out. the bstf butchers employed by MOrrIs went out in a crowd and went down to Sziits machine shop aud compelled them to strike, after this they went tO ATmouE s for the purpose of calling hIs men ouf. but this move was anticipated by the foreman, who got force of police to guard the principal entrances and thv crowd was kept away.
 BOsrOS. Nov. l-The president ha- accepted an invitation to attend tLe 2J0th anniversary of tine founding of Harvard College. He will arrive here next Monday morning. and attend the exercises at the college.
 BERLIN, November l,-Bisuar, < h-= invited Herbert the French ambGs sndo:. 10 visit him st Narzin-
 LONDON. November l.-FriDce C1nZE. half brother to King Milan, has brc.nr candidate for the Bulgarian thEOCr- He is a relative of NJ. Dc Giers, KussIll foreign minister.
 CAEIO, November l.-It is officially announced that the English government is determined to maintain public safsJy in Egypt and not to leave the country Go disorder and possibly to fresh and dl5 sstrous revolution.
 SOFIA, Nov. 1.-At meeting Os tHc sobrsnje, ZeidOff was elected presiding officer. English and Italian sgeuts s' tended the meeting. General kauibgrs has refused to accept the reply Of .Lr regency to bis ultimstum and wlll leave Sofia. lie threatens Co bomtard tle buildings of Varna ii sny opposition a CfTsred to the deberkatiOn Of EusHIa-s at that place.
 NEW HAVEN. Or. November. l-E-tsr Brook & Co. the only maES'-e- lures of oleomsrgaTIne n COnr ecti -t have suspended, sE they regard tle government tax as pTOhibltory- From 30 to loo persons are thrown 0Es of en- ployment.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. IA TUulE is current to-nlgbt thEt the South lsc.- Coast Narrrw Gauge railroad Will -ocl ass into the hands of the SCnihsrn i-- cific Co. It IS stated that Seultars Stanford and Far ard A. N. Tovus. general manager Of the Southern Pacl-i Co, will make a tour of inspecuon ov.- the road this week. after Ehicn i- .s stated the transfer tO the Southern Pa cifrc Co. will be made. The road v4! then bs changed from Q nErr5w gau--e 60 a broad gusge.
 PErALUMA, November I'M. D. BlI g died to day ID East PetalUms. H. u.- sixty years old and stepson of Cd. r-e Bancroft, the historian, and was O gE-- uate of Harvard of the class o, 'iS
 was a member of the Union Club e: Si- Francisco.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, November l.-''sofa-e Wilson, 6 letter carrIes of thIs ciiE' ~.-7 observed throwing away mall matter '1 Hayes street this afternoon, Tor when be was arrested. He Jtattd upoh oeiIS arrested that he felt that be Tas SorkinS too hard for the pay he was to receive and SO decided to dispose of kls burden II .n D.