Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-13

. covered a liqnid with which nitro-ely cerine may be mixed, making it non-ex l plosive, but by adding another chemica . the nitro-glyceripe IS transformed to itG original state. He uses a double shell , the inside containing a non-exploslvt . mixture of nitrO-glycerine and the other [ one containing the chemical which lib
 crates the pare intro glyceriDe. MsjOI General Howard ssys the invention is
 worth looking iutO. Other officers have pronounced favorable upon It. The French minister of war has sent for the
 details to experiment on the invention.
 SALT LAKE, November I0-The Tri-
 bune's special from Hsiley, Idaho, says
 F.. W. Dawson; and SPeter Pope, who
 was working placer claims at Alcatraz.
 this side of Snake river, thirty miles
 from hhohomish, were found murdered
 Sunday. both shot and partially buried.
 The bodies were discovered by a man
 seeing the foot of ore protrudlng from
 the ground, No clue to the perpetra-
 tors.
 WASHINGTON, November lO-The pres
 ident's rule not to receive visitors except
 on thoroughly ofhciGl business and at
 tbe tri-weekly afternoon reception goes
 into effec: tomorrow. He proposes to
 devote his principal attention from now
 until congress meets tO the preparation
 of his snn1al message, and will not be
 bothered about appointments.
 IIRSOvA, November lO-Captain Ma bokOff, the Russian who led the recent revolt at GOurgas, has been tried by the | Bulgarian authorities for causing insur- | rectIon md convicted. He was sentenc- | ed to death. His fellow conspiratOrs have also been tried and sentenced to fifteen years Imprisonment each. SOFIA, November l0-After the cleo | ton of Prince Waldemsr to the Bulga- risn throne, the president of the sObran- ! le informed the deputies that he was convinced that Europe could ratiiy the princess election.
 NEW ORLEANS, November I0.-A spe- cial to the Times-DemocrBt from Yazoo City, Mississippi, says: A letter from Tehula reports terrible shooting sffray there yesterday. Vantry McBee attack ed z negro and severely wounded him. Latter in the day he attacked another negro and still later a third. He then jumped on his horse and rode away, but after going two miles went back to Te- hula where he began to drink and flour ish his pistol. He finally shot another negro who has since died. McBee then fled to the cane brakes. McBre is &C., companied by his brother Albert. They are armed with six shooters and shot guns and 1t IS reported that they have declared that they will not be taken alive.
 WASHINGTON. November l0.-Punce komatsu, Of Japan, called at White House m company with Princess koms- tsu and members of his suite and paid their respects to the President. They were received in the Blue Parlor. Dur ing tine reception, which was quIte in- formal, Mrs. Cleveland entered the par Tor and the visitors were individually presented to her.
 CHICAGo, November 10.-The fo W. ing resolution was unanimously ado, - ed at a meeting of the Packers Associa- ton this evening: Whereas, at R meet ing on the Sth instant resolutions were passed concerning the relations between employers and labor organizations, and whereas, We are convinced that said ac- ton being an unintentIOnsl injustice upon numerous persons who may be members of such organizations, resolved, that said resolutions be resclnded and the following be adopted as being more in accord with the mutual interests of employers and employees: Whereas, the packers are confronted with the fact that their employees are repeatedly leRy- Ing their employment without notice to them, and to the great detriment of fthelr business, therefore. he it resolved, while we will not exclunt any d employment 4lelH5sfs 5f's1ch s 6irsanizstions, we a,s Viii i Exercise the right to employ and dIs- charge whom we please, and conduct our business oa the ten hour plan, and according to our best interests.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1l-Albert Lyser, principal of the John Swett grammar school, has been arrested upon a war rant sworn out by Henry Mayer, charg- ing Lyser with battery. The arrest grows ont of an attack that occurred ID the board of education rooms. at the Monday night committee meeting, when Mayer gave LyseF the lie, whereupon the latter struck Mayer in the face.
 CISCTSyATI. O.. November 1.-The opinion of the United States Circuit Court in the casa of the government against the American Bell Telephone O.. was delivered this morning by Judge Sage. It is very volumiuOus and was in favor of the American Bell Telephone Company.
 CHICAGo, IL, November 1.-The sit ustIon at the stock yards tbls morning shows some improvement. All the pack CTS report their forces increasing and among the applicants who worked to- day are several old men. Contrary to general expectations the army of the workmen engaged by Fowler and com paDy. ID New York last Monday, arrived st the yards and reached their employ CTS establishment without any mOlesta- tions. Everything is quiet stpTesent. Los ANGELES, Nov. 1I.-This after noon there was a great sensation caused ny R street fight between Walter $. ! Moore. republican candidate for secre- tarv of State. and Horace Bell, editor of [ the FoToupIue and candidate for Lieut. Governor ou the United Labor ticket. | A couple Ot years ago the POrcupine | was very savage on Moore, who paid no attention tO its attacks. During She present campaign the POrcupine has Jet | him alone. but there has beea 6sd blood between them. This afternoon Bell met | Moore on the street and spoke 10 hIm. ' Moore sRid, Don't you speak tO noe, | y1u dirty cu-" Bell struck ct him. | whereupon Moore hit him in the face several times. Atthis luncture deputy sheriff separated them. No arrests were made.
 DAYTON, Nev. Nov. ll.-Yesterdsy afternoon, the whistle at J. M. Doug lass mill sounded Rn alarm of fire and dense volumes of smoke were seen issu- ing from the acid chambers, a short dis tsnce from the mill. In few minutes they were euveiOped in flames, The fire engine was promptly On hand. but could do nothing to stay the progress of the
 flames and in thirty minutes the large
 building was burned to the ground. l The building contained about one hun dred tons of sulphur, fifteen of which
 was destroyed. The loss IS estimated at
 S20OOO with about SS.OO0 insurance. The
 fire, 1t is supposed. was originated by
 boys shooting into the building with | small rifles