Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18

HARTFORD, Conn Aug l3.-Half the populstion of New Haven seemed so have abandoned all other business to be in waiting to receive Blaine. The Mayor headed the deleast stion of the Rspabli- can town committee. Blaine vas escort ed to c platform outside the depot where a large assemblags chsersd themselves hoarse. He made . speech conpli- msnting the people of Con nne,sieus up on having . model commonwealth and urged them not Co destroy the indus- trial system under which all shis had been accomplished by trying the new CT pertinent of free trade. His soeech sAs loudly oheered.
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Aug IS.-when the Blaine train ran into Stanford is was greeted with cheers from two thousand people, Blaine made brief speech and said it is probable that the presidential election of 1888 may bs settled on she soil of your state My request is that eseh and every one of you shall regard the task of carrying Connecticut for Harrison and Morton as imposed upon himself.
 RoHE, Aug. I3-An oficisl dispatch from Massowah states that three hun dred and fifty auxiliary troops, under the command of camp officers, had been destroyed by Abyssinians, who killed ell. including the officers.
 PoRT JKRvns, N. r.. Aug. I3.-This morning near Shohola 8 freight train on the Erie road was wrecked by run ming into rocks washed upon the tracks. The express tram from New York crush ed into the wreck and the baggage, mail. smoker, and one day coach and a ear load of twelve thoroughbred race horses thrown down an 80-foot embodiment. The ears took Ire and burned but the passengers were all saved Alexander Newman. the fireman, vas burn.d so teath- John kinsilla, engineer. vAs sosldsd, probably fatally, and & dozen others more or less seriously injured. The horses lost are mainly ihs property Freddy GebhArdt. Scandinavian vas owned ny MatStorms. of Californis, and Mrs. Lsngtry's black tandem horsss were alse killsd, Mat Storms vsa the oar with the horses and will proSs- bly, dis of his injuries
 PITTsBUB0, Aug, 13-A severe wind storm in western Pennsylvanis and east ern Ohio last night did great damage to the telegraph wires. Communication between she east and west is much inter fsred with.
 FkKsso, Cal. Aug. I3.-A disastrous fre broke out in ex-Judge Bsyles' store early Sunday morning sDd resulted ID loss of about Sl50,0O0. Insurance halt that amount The fire communicated to the Donshue block owned by Griffith & Johnson. which it consumed A brown stone building next fed the flames and Judge Bsylss building occupied as s bakery was soon m ashes and brick walls fell in readily. Gsrsealdi & |OBnsn's building was next attacked bJ the frey ele 1ents and rapidly destroyed. Seven lawyers lost their libraries, snong the number being David Terry. B. II. Hsrds and Bruce Cavett. Two saloons were consumed. two drug stores, two groceries and and several other mer csntiis embellishments The Ire IS con sicsred incendiary ss several attempts at burglary were made in different parts of the town during the progress of ,hs fire.
 WAsHrNdTos, Aug. l9.-The senate resumed consideration of the fisheries treaty in open executive session and xss addressed by Cal, ID support of the rsti festion.
 Al the close of Calrs speech. presiding ofaoer Oockrell announced inst the Ques- ton had been os Morgsn's motion to postpone the consideration of the treaty tll December. Hosr called for the yeas and nays. 0rsy said be desired to say something on the motion, and then be Esn . speech in favor of postponing the consideration until December