Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-01

kICtc LOIo OuAAcOAhy aCCio4Oh tO ucinr the appointment of successor to President Cleveland to withdraw min ister Phelps.
 SEATTLE, Nov. 26-Specisl from Port Townsend says that sn Indian vomsn was brought there from Port Ludlow to- day by a man who found her uncon- scious on the beach and whom she told ths. her tribe had tied her to a stake, piled brush around her, set fire to #, and left her to perish, but sbe finally man aged to free herself. She was horribly burned from head to feet.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-Judge Mil Ter to-day dismissed five charges of for gery which have been pending against Mrs. Clara McDonsld for the past year. by counsel was the injury that the trial for forgery would do her child.
 DENVER, Nov. 26.-A report was re- ceived here thst the north bound Rock Island passenger collided with south bound Salt Lake passenger near Husted this afternoon and two were instantly killed and several wounded.
 NKw YORK, Nov, 27-Surgeon Session of U. s. steamer Boston died last night of yellow fever.
 BKRsR. Nov, 27-Herienstein. Presi- dent of fSwitzerland, is dead.
 CHICAGO, Nov. "A local paper says a project been formed by Jay Gould, Q. F. Huntington. Charles Francis Adams and other railroad msgnates, for the estsb ishment of & gigantic railroad trust called the Clearing House, com prising sll the roads between St. Paul, Milwaukee and Chicago CD the north and east and Arkansas, New Mexico, Colorado snd Wyoming on south. and west A existing freight and passenger associations within this teIi tory are 10 merged into the new trust. An execu- tive board will be appointed which will have full control of the management of all the roads between Chicago and ihe Rocky Mountains.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The swItchmen's strike in the stookysrds was compro- missed this morning and work will be re- stunned tonight.
 GREEsvILLE, s. 0. Nov. 27-The Greenville Daily News prints letter recently received by its editor from Gen. Harrison and published by his permis- sIon. IL was written in reply to let ter urging that Southern commercial interests be relIeved from the obstruc- tion caused by the doubts and fears re- garding the southern policy of the com- ing administration and if Gen. Hsrri- son would make some general assurance of his purpose to follow a conservative course towards the south. Gen. Hsrri- says; When the surprise and dissppoint- ment which some of your people have felt over the result, has passed away and they give some calm thought to the situation think tn J will be as much surprised as I, and that they slould i'm pute to me unfriendliness towards the south. The policy ID legislation sd- vised by the Republican party, believe to be wholesome for the whole country and if those who in their hearts believe with us upon these ques tions would act
 with us on othsr questions that give you local concern they would settle them selves"
 MONTREAL, Nov 27-One of the most severe storms known here flor years Oc- cured Sunday evening and It is still showing, The wind ct times blew 1O miles an hour The streets aud sur
 rounding country are covered with snow
 drifts J0 feet deep in places and the
 most severe cold prevails, Horse car
 lines here have stopped running. Forty four people were picked up m the street by the police on Sunday night, unable | to make their way through the storm. | The storm was felt more severely at the
 Lower St. Lawrence than anywhere
 else.
 The steamer Pomeranian bound for
 Liverpool, winch wss grounded at Sorsl
 made attempts to reach Quebec Sunday
 by aid of tugs, She got S5 railsa .hiS | side or Quebec where she anchored for
 the night. Yesterday not only the steam
 chip but tugs also were frozep>in solid
 this season. She will probably be fore
 ed ashore ou the rocks and become a
 total loss.
 The steamship Polino bound from | Cape Breton to Quebec was seen strug- gling against the gale and ice in the | gulf at dayligt | but she suddenly dis | appeared and has not been seen or re- has been lost. She had 40 passengers,
 @ crew of 30 and general cargo,
 DENVER, Nov. 26-Nesr The small sta tion ofHusted, l5 miles north of Cobra | do Springs on the Denver k Rio Grande road collision occurred to-day between Q Salt Lake express of that road and a Rock Island express which uses the Rio Grande track from Colorado Springs to Denver. The Salt Lske express pulled out from Palmer Lake eight minutes late and was laundering down the divide at a sreed of thirty miles an hour when on rounding a sharp curve the Rock Is- land express came into view. The eDgi- neers jumped as the trains telescoped. Fire from an overturned stove destroyed three cars before extIngIIshed. The ex- press messenger, Phillips, and baggage master. Flynn, both of the Rock Island, were killed, engineer Munroe snd fire man of the Rio Grsnde received fatal injuries. Several others were severely but not seriously hurt. The responsi- bility, it is claimed, rests with the tram dispatcher.
 CHICAao, Nov, 26-S. NJ. Smith, repre- senting himself as an agent of Mills < Norton, stOckmeu of Socorro, N. M.. was hfrcetou tO-uhg Nnlle rectlNlpk hCoIes Ot personal applications in answer Co sdver tisements for young men wishing em- ployment as cowboys on the plains at S65 per month. Smith had exacted S2 from each would-be cowboy as sn evI- dence of good faith. Smith had prom ised to arrange with the Santa Fe rail road for transportation of the regiment of applicants. Fifty ofthe embr. cow boys chased Smith and his csptors through the streets to police hesdqusr- ters threatening to string him up to a lamp post.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov, 26-The Knights | of Labor this afternoon passed resolu- | tion to adjourn the meeting sine die to- morrow at noon. The newly elected | general officers were installed this after noon, Master Workman Scheling of dis | trict assembly 36, of Chicago. on the floor vigorously denounced Povderly for local assembly 400 which be, had suspended. Powderly re- piled that in 8 dispute between dis trict master workman and the general master workman the latter had the req nisite authority. The general assembly refused to endorse either side and by a
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