Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-13

T n ants of CampObeliO and adjacent islands 1. that they bad been guilty of the gross ' and cruel crime of plundering and other. , wise maltreating citizens of Eastport : Maine on the occasion of the late disss- 2 trOus fire which visited that city. ? EUREKA. Cal. November 6.-The 2 Humboldt Lumber Cos mill was burned to the ground Friday night. IL is sup
 posed ths fire vas cansed by the ex- . plosion Of a kerosene lamp. It's value was eighty thousand dollars, partially
 insured. The owners are Korbell Bros, , E. l. Cutten, J. Ststeder and J. Somer. CHICAGO, November 6.-Tne executive | committee of the Knights of Labor have just issued order No. 23O this afternoon. directing all men employed in the pack
 ing estAbii-h -hments of the Union stock yards, both beef and pork packing de- partments. to stop wCTk at 3 o'clock , This makes the strike general and throws fully 2j,O00 men out of work. IL Is not known yet whether the men will
 respond promptly to this new order. The men employed in three of the pack
 ing houses quit work shortly after 3
 o'clock. The men at Armour's remain
 ed at work. and ir was thought would
 not stop work this afternoon.
 NIAaARN FALLS, Nov. S.-Lavrence
 Donovan who recently jumped from the
 Brooklyn bridge into East river, suc-
 cessfully jumped from the suspension
 bridge, 190 eat yesterday.
 NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Nov. S-The
 UPlted States revenue cutter MRnhRttan
 foundered yesterday morning about 2l
 miles of this harbor, carrying down
 with her all on board. She was of
 about l2j tons and carried crew of 20. WASHINGTON, November S.-The pre- 1 sident, accom- panied by secretaries
 Bayard and Lamar. left Washington on
 s special train at o'clock yesterday af-
 terroon for New York. Secretary Whit
 ney left on the regular train at ? o'clock. | CINCINNATI. O., November S,-GsorRe
 ThObe. candidate against speaker. Car
 lisle for congress in the sixth district of
 Kentucky, announces his intention to | contest the election of Carlisle. VANCOUVER. NJ. T.. November S-At
 Clacamss, up the Columbia river. the
 COlumbis Copper mill was burned to
 the ground. Loss about s9O.OOO.
 CHICAGO, November S.-Governor Og- lesby has ordered out the first and sc
 cond regiments of National guards to be subject 10 the further orders of she
 sheriff as consequence of the eight hour strike of meat packers.
 ST. PAUL, Minu., November S-Re- turns from all but two counties in the state give McGill, Republican, for gov- ernor, 2,597 majority.
 ST. LOUIS. November S.-A special
 from Little Rock, Ark, says: The color line came very prominently to the front n this city yesterday. A colOred per | son, Willis McNaire, 6 coal black negro and for years past Q barber in Little Rock, was serving on the United States Jury. and when the jury went to J. W. kuOtt's restaurant for breakfast, it's proprietor refused tO admit the negro tO his dining rooms, which he runs for | white people. The Capitol Hotel res- taurant also refused. When these facts | were reported to Judge Caldwell he | made a speech from the bench saying that the jurors were officers of the law and could not be separated. They were | sent back and the United States marshal WAS iIs''fGlcs-Isd I0 laccOnpEny mem sbd report to the court. Mir. Knott refused to admit the negro and said hs would l never admit one to the white people's !, room. The Capitol Hotel restaurant, | however, took them ID a body and for | the first time q negro enjoyed his re past at the leading hotel in the state | among white people The entire pro ceeding caused DO little comment.
 SAN FRASCIsCO. November S-At 907 | Clay street. last night. Mrs. Anna Yans- gisswa was shot and killed by | KonOnispi, HagashI, a waiter by occupation. Both parties are Jap ansse and each are 8 years old. The murdered woman, who was very pretty, had been deserted by her husband about two years ago; since which time she has had many suitOrr, among whom vas Hsgashi. He was jealous Of the attentions of others and | m it oi passion killed her. He gave | himself up and was charged with m UT der.
 BosroN. Nov. S-President Cleveland | arrived here this morning to attend the | Harvard College commemorstion oere- monies. He was met by Governor Rob- | inson and staff. The governor made sn | address of welcome to which the pres- ident briefly replied. The procession | then moved to Fsneuil Hall.
 LAGRANGE, Oregon, November S.-The | twelve stall round house of the O. R. d \. Go. as this place was burned last night. Two engines were badly dam aged. The loss is sl2.OOO, partly in sured.
 CHICAGO, Noveub Der S.-At 10 o'clock this morning the first and second reRI- ments marched from their armory to Lake Shore station and from there they were at once transported to the stock yards. As the morning progressed the crowds surrounding the entrances to the yards increased. The strikers be- came more obstinate, ana tbe deputy sheriff. found greater difficulty in dis perslng them. About 9 o'clock the crowd at the yards got more turbulent, and assaults on nOn-uDion men became more frequent. One man who was on the way to FVWler's packing house was interc spted while walking over the vIs- duct which leads to the house. Three or four men picked him up and threw him over on the ground below, a dis taDce of over thirty feet. He was very badly injured.
 CHrcAGo. Nov. s.-The packers have resolved to fight the Knights of Labor and other organizations. At meeting held this afternoon they unanimously HuOONFA their men are ready to work, but are prevented by the action of the labor organizations. It was resolved that they C,he packer-J will not hereafter employ any man who IS 6 member of such labor organization.
 SAS FEASCIsCn, November S.-Msrtin Costello, the Buffalo" and Thomas Cleary, were today found guilty in Oakland for 'elODy for prize fighting ID that place. They will be sentenced Monday next. The verdict has occe- stoned great surprise, the case being the irst ID the state m which the conviction of fprizs fighters of felony has taken place.
 BosrOS, November rS-Presldent Cleve- land k ID Boston and at Harvard College for the i st tune This morning he has had houors oficisl, he IS now receiving honors classical, and this evening he will be accorded a salute popular. Generals Dalton. Il li and Netileson entered the car and the president greeted them When the suburbs were reached the president was met by Governor Robin son, who made an address of welcome.