Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-13

| see6iOn the new 0lll would undouOteo
 ly pass.
 WHEELING, October 5.-Judge Thur
 man and party left Columbus quleiI and until Bellsire was reached tner WAS no demonstrations. From there tI Pittsburgh however, crowds gathered 8 the depots. At Pittsburgh a crow' waited to meet the distinguished Judg and gave him three cheers. He thanked them for the reception.
 PIr1sBURGH, Oct. 5.-The twelfth an nusl congress of the American seeulA union was opened at Lafayette hal this afternoon by s. P. Putnam, ot Cal IiornIa. Nearly two hundred delegates were present from all parts of the coun try.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct 6-fhe Me Clellsn Hotel was burned Ut 4 o'eloct this morning. A panic occurred among the guests, and ,. \, WetheTby Of tho Evening Chronicle jumped from a third story window aud was killed. Ills sister and niecs also jumped and were seri' ously ipJured.
 MORALES, October 5.-Deputy Sherlf Speedy of thls city, today arrested on q telegraphic order from Ramon Corral Governor of Sonora. despersdo named Jesus Moreno who IS wanted at num- Der of places for different crimes, among others the brutal murder, five years ego, of the president Of the city of Oaborca. Soon after this mLrder he has escaped to Arizona where be has been for years committing all sorts of crimes along the border. The Governor of Sonora IS endesyoring to have the prisoner extra di.ed. l! has been only a few dsys since the Mexican government refused to turn over Verdugo who about 6 month ago brutally murdered LswIs Cohn, s merchant Tn this city, and against whom there vss very strong ev- ideuce,
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Temmsny Hall has just nominated Sheriff Hugh J. Grant for mayor.
 SAN FRANCISCO, October D. Best < Belcher, 355. Crocker, 0.SO; Ohollar, 55; Con. Yirginis, 9.75; Confidence l75O; Gould & Curry, 26O; Hale & Soreross, 4.75; Locomotive, 20; Peer, 55, Peerless, l.70; Potosi, 225; Ophir, 625; Savage, 2 45; Sierra Nevsos, 3.3l. UnIon Con. 3.35; Yellow Jacket S5.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Mrs J. B. Childs wife of the United States minister to Siam, died Oct. on board the steamer OIty of Chicago. The body was landed here to-day.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 6.-There are thirI.en new cases but no deRtus. EdI- tor of the Times Union IS sinking rap idly.
 DETROIT, Oct 6.-B.sin is fast mend ing and will be able to i'll his engage ment al Grand Rapids on Monday night. A physician was called n lasI evening, and after making sn examination stated that toe sIlment was s slight cold m the throat. The only prescription gwen was absolute rest Tn doors,
 WAsHISGroS, Oct. 6.-Surgeon Ross telegrsphed to Surgeon General HAmIl. ton, from FernRndins, that there IS much more sickness there, principally among negroes than Is thought 10 have been re- ported.
 Sax FRASrtsca, 0ct 6-IndsA Mnr- phy to-day denied the application for new trial in the case of John McNulty. who shot and killed James Collins, last March. and then sentenced McNulty 10 be hanged. The date of the execution IS not fixed.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Oct. 6.-Considerable anxiety IS manifested on account of the nCn-aTrival of the Steamer BelgIc, from Honskong and Yokohama. She was due last Thursdsy and her owners are H. clIned to believe that some accident has happened to her machinery.
 CHICAGO, Oct 6-The strike of the street car conductors and drivers, and cable griImen on the North Side, was iuaugurst.d at o'clock this morning, Not car is runDIog in the entire north division and .he sidewalks are filled with pedestrians headed for the busIEsss portion of the city since Rn early hour Express wagons and rattle traps of all descriptiuus ia which temporary seats have been fixed are being run by the strikers and othcrs. Thus far DO v!n- lence on part of the strikers IS reported and none is expected. The managers announce that no { mpt will be made t1 start the cars tIll Monday. The West Side car men have gwen notice that they will strike st midnight. Thus tomorrow three-fourths of the city will be without cars. The management of the Nor.h division have engaged a hun dred and fifty new men. Everything re- mains quiet.
 PHILApELPAIA Oct C. The United States cruiser Baltimore was launched from Cramps ship yards this afiern oon.
 PHILADKLPHIA, Oct. 6.-The United States Cruiser Baltimore was launched from Cramps ship yards this afternoon ST. LouIs, Oct. 6-A special from Winfield, Ks, states that great excite meut exists ID that vicinity over the dis covery of secret military order of anarchists known as "Nationsl Order oi Tiddetles.' It exists in COwlby and Sumner counties A man named Prior ! sormely of St. Lotus. is given as thi leader of the band. The agitation val increased by the discovery that severa we'll known citizens, were members O | it. The discovery was made by q ds tectiye who WAS initiated into the order
 SoLoMoSvILLE, Oct. i, via BOwIE Oct 5-Democrstic convention met her
 to-day, tweuty-s:x delegates present il
 person, only five by prOxy. The follow ingticket was nominated by exclamation | Council, G. Fl. stevens, assembly, 5. W
 Pomeroy; district attorney, A. M. Pat
 terson, probate judge, J. T. Fitzgerald
 recorder, r. Michelena, treasurer Gil
 bert Webb surveyor, Chss. T. BrowU
 sheriff, D. H. Ming; supervisors, Josep
 Layton and Jacob Abraham. Plstiori
 and resolutions commend sdmInistrt
 tious National and territorial, and COT
 demn ID ,orcible terms the action (
 the last democratic territorial conver
 ton ID its subserviency to Ihe wishes (
 sore headed democrats.
 DECATUR, Ala. Oct 6.-Three ne
 cases Of yellow fever but no deaths al
 reported.
 PIrrsBURG, Oct. 6-In SD intervie Thurman said of Senate tariff bill: | IS badly planned measure and only Q . grsvstes the evil. I notice they cor
 after the Mills bill very largely. , have not resd 1t ID its entirety, but know enough about it to say it Is n
 nearly ss good measure ss the Mills bi , It is nothing more than bid for vote 7 They keep up the tariff on Dsnufsctu , ed articles to capture the vote of man |. | FacturarS and likauisa nreserva the du