Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-03
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LONDON, Nov I-The St. James Ga zette referring to the action O: the Unit ed States in the case O; Ssckville says: IL will be most c.editsble to English good sense 4 Decre- Ary Bsye-d's in- sclepee is treated with con mpt. The American is sc-eech; 2. Le! him screeoh, Se cFe rot exactly prepared to f31d Iron ola6s to L-r= Iflsnd 1Glse BGyRri is ou.- SC ircly of, s;ve. Re -s ole Are car who st Id h rei'rs- s.th Cleveis1d nor Harri- 0n [ g us--iV;5 mrch d. .usted with the trair a- Elgl'shmen are.
 < ckS.ne has not yet advised the ov- CT lCnt "s 10 the ds'a of his re crn. PClsibiy some tIr may elspss bs ore 'hs rev m ulster IS { snt to Wellington. American circles be e are anxious hat ord Dufferiu be appointed to the os..
 He Pr Mall Gf seSte ssys: C-ev - lsud could do no more without { row. irz Lord Ssckvi''e into jail. The C L. .i D consOlatIcn is that President Oleve lsud eclipsed Lord Ssckville's ir3 ere tiCl. We owe Cleveland thanks for rt0wing that the s'"'est man il. Wash invi0n was not born in England.
 The Star 1T. F. OOonnor's psper) f5yN Bsyard puts 1t p-etty strong. The fs. sh vote is SO pressing, and the desire
 Q satisfy him SO urgent, that ClevelL d not Sait until Salisbury takes action. @ incident furnishe fresh evidence o' ihe paramount influence of the Irish vote 10 Anglo-Americr ! politics.
 SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 1,-The great ps- -,js of the Ohio lesgue of republican clubs has just started. The city is i.mmsd with people and ' irching clubs from every city : Southern Of'o. Mov- ,1 z alor 2 the l-ne of merch one feature 5i tte parsae is tLs lndustrial disp.-y one m'i9 snd a qus-tsF lo-Z. Governor For, ger will speak this afternoon.
 FL PAso, Oct ST. Mexican Central uo- .a b1und pf en: CT ttsin was held up early this morning by three masked | men near San J' se a station 6) miles nh e here. The robl -s broke open | We D. Fargo e1p press car a,d secured two | g -ckso silve- contain 2 S26C) om the treasure b \. They then ordered the engineer End fireman of the e1gi..e and | eating it loose from the train, loaded ,heIr booty into the engine and run to within two miles of the city when they stopped and cutting the telegraph lines | ms ie of With the booty. It IS thought they are Amer.ce1 IS and are now on Anne ric4p soil. Vigilent search has been go- Ing on all day ou both sides of the rIver but .hns far no clue 10 the robbers has been obtained.
 DECATUR, Ala. Nov. IA sudden in- crease ID yellow fever during the lsst 24 hours. Eight new cases discovered.
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov. 1-The Board of Trs1e to-day ;ook It iewed sc- ton in reference to urging upou the gov nuert the necessit' of life saving station at Alssk and a relief steamer to accompany the whaling fleet.
 NEE YORK. Nov. Tommy Flanna- gsl O, Cincinnati and Pete McCsbe oi
 Albany fought 6 desperate battle of ter
 rIunls L.! City Island last night. FlaI
 usgrn was declared the victor Rtt-r al
 most deIDo'isl ing MeCab-. The battle
 became 50 wick. towards the finis.
 Tat lan$ spectS o 5tlI1ed their hesdl
 away b sv. d the sickening sight. l: WASHINGTON. Nov. 1-The decrease oi the pablic debt for October IS estImst- cd st S4.6J3.C'l.
 NEv YORK, Nov. 1-Capisin Kenne dy os ,le slip Crusidpore from Vsrillr repc7 the on Sept. 9th he fell in wIti .hc p A 1enopls which was in d'r trees sviD9 co ceC with the ship Ear WeuF 3. The late ar sank csrryinI ? dow sixteen passengers. The herr who re rescued were tSken on board the irieLople. Tle latter vessel wa
 found n De unsafe and the crews O both ve sells were taken on board tn. CrusIi moIe, except Csptsin Guthri, ! ho ie ided to stay by his ship Tn, ) shiD V; ecked crews were loaded at th, Ba asdoes.
 FALL RIVER. Mass. Nov. I.-Jamel |. AI. Eddy of Hnrsa Neck. R. s., has un | earthed fifteen hundred Spanish douL lunr . m his hack -vSJd- and- calc2Af t9t
 hls farm. One Of his snces DTS who
 sailed with Capt. Kidd left letters say
 ing he sowed the iaIn with doubloons
 Among his papers was a chart locating lac buried wealth. Eddy into whose
 'ssess sion the papers came st the me
 me ga the farm thought the excavs-
 l7us were worth trying.
 rTIT4BURs, Oct 3I-The wire testing
 -7ps ire escape at Nonongehela broke
 lis afternoon end three boys aged IA
 cd T. tell to the pavement, 6 distanc
 { 70 feet. T were 1T rstsntly killed --d the third will probably die. The aren't of the fis escape, Fl. O. Wilson, ! who h. -ed the boys to come dow the es- cap, has boen - 'd pending inv sti- 7at''u. He is TuC st CIT over the un- .or'TGate affs;r,
 StS FRANC sCo. Ooi 31.-This evening f1-t. A. Ls -is shot fand instantly ,'''-l John P 'rsin in front of the Bald a-" hotel. An eve vitne to the shoot l1r ss the trouble O. late1 in a sa- .o ' sud bosh men ce ae out on the side -f'k here Peril starred towards Lewis
 -i'h cane in his hand. Lewis then
 i.af i've shots, tcuT of which [ ok ef-
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