Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-10-27

tically cheered along the lne, but no speeches were made. On his arrival | here he was driven 10 a hotel where sn informal reception was held during the evening.
 WAsHISGroS, Oct. 24,-At the city | race course today Paragon broke his | left foreleg above the knee by stepvi1g | in a hole while exercising. He will have | to be killed.
 LONDON, Oct. 2i.-Ths strike in the colleries is sssumming serious prCpOr- tlons snd II is feared the movement will become gsner"l. In Yorkshire l5,OOO workmen went out to-day.
 PARIS, Oct. Boulsnger at 0 com mlttee meeting to-day declared ID favor of dissolution of the chamber of dep uties and convoking the constituent as- sem bly responsible to the country alone
 PHIIApELPHIA, Oct. 24-This weeks Joyrnal of United Labor says that posi- tive information has been received from A number of sources that tne mall list of that 9 ,per for the lsst week m Aug. IS ID possession of the republican national committee, surreptltitusiy taken from the office journal. The editor snnouno- ed that he will be able to make complete exposure In the next issue Of the means tried to secure the list,
 SAN FRANcIsco. Oct, 24.-The south ern Pacific railroad O., filed ln She re- corder's office today a deed ot trust to
 inc Central Trust Co.,, of New York con-
 yeylpg to the latter for the purpose ot
 securing paymen. of a mortgage of s3S,.
 OOO. 900. all the property of the railroad company and also all property ot the branch roads which hss been 6malgs-
 m ated and with it the deed declares
 that the branch roads have turned over | all their property to the Southern Pa- cifics and that the latter assumes siI debts and liabilities. To secure the payment of these debts the Southern l Pacific company wlll issue thirty eight | thousand bonds of one thOusard dollars each to socure their bonds. The com uany will create a sinking fund and sf- ter the year 1898 will pay twenty-thou- sand dollars per year out of the net in- crease of the railroad until the debt is
 nsid. The entire funded and floating debt bps been reduced since June 'oi something over fl6S,500.OO0 including all accruAd :ascISsts to the governmen nt. Gross earnings of the whole system for l2 months, ending June 30, lsSS, were
 s2g O29. 553. Total expenses little over half a million. Surplus less U. S. re-
 ouirements (appro1imRted) S3,535.579. W1SSEMuccA. Nev, Oct. 24.-Las'
 night Deputy Sheriff Notsinser sscer
 t.Iped that counterfeit standard dollar:
 had been passed here by two stranger:
 and arrested them to-day. They had
 sl55 m bogus coin in their possession
 and s2g in good money. They made
 some resisteuce before surrenderlng They gave their names as August Pit.
 and Joseph SasOni and say they cam'
 from Sacramento, They are held for tn U. 5, au'horltles.
 MERGED, Oct. 24-The Me.ced sn' Ooulteryille stage was held up by Tor highwayman nine miles from Coulter . vile this morning. He was srmed witl ' A rifle aud as be ordered the driver . ' hal, he fired into the stage, the ball pas . ing through the dashboard and throug - the mail bag, lodging in the Wells, Fer } 70 S Co. treasure box. The roboe
 then compelled the driver to open th
 box which was found to be empty. Ther 2 was only one passenger and he was ros 2 bed of S39 after which the driver va i ordered 70 drive CD.
 2 ISprASAPoLIs, Oct 25-Grest crovd 9 are here to witness and take part in th ]. Repuplican lsLor day parade. Generi r Harrl-op, Senators Blair. SpoOner. an
 si6b Maifi fhis s afisIy, afissisy ss, '''A~ the pf0'S' ' CINCINNATI Oct 25-This is Democra z tic day at the Exposition, Thurman an 2 | Carlisle will speak.
 ! WAsHIsGroS. Oct. 25.-Secretar
 Bayard made a statement to ao ass,
 ciated press representatives to-day !, regard to letter written by Bri IS Minister West to a resident of Pomoni
 Cal The secretary said West had D better means of knowing the intention 2 ot the president than any one'ot thesixt five millions of American people, and hl
 personal opinion i- worth no more ths | any body's else. The secretary declare ' the American people would be promI a 70 resent any foreign interference E their domestic sff .irs, but they woul B easily recol nIze the political pitisll ST !, l ranged by the California letter with Il D object so plainly stamped upon its fac 1. ana addressed to the British minister. 1T ]. e which be has so surprisingly tumbleC 2 siu D pci;y Frhems to break the fall C
 6e5 yGirinl poiticia1s would be held i
 d p5nper estimation by popular intell , geacs.
 ! ES,xyT1LE, Tenn, Oct. 2j.-J. A
 SUaousl. Ire Asurer Ct Knoxville County
 lIsshors twenty-five thousand dollar ' He IS somewhere in the east. NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct. 25,-Dsnit
 Hand, an aged wealthy resident of GuI a fcrd hss given the American Missionsr . Association of New York one millIo s dollars. The interest IS to be devoted ] the education of the colOred people l . old slave ststes.
 NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Csptsin Cover , ot tbe bark Silss Fish arrived froI | Turks Island yesterday. His vessel wa ] wrecked off Grand Turk September and of & crew of eleven and three passe
 gers only Covert sUd one sailor wer
 saved.
 CHARLESTON, s. c, Oct. 2j.-At Spar 3 tsnburg, this stu e. yesterday, R. Pen 3 aud Helen, both white, were sentence . to be hanged December l4th for th 3 murder of Mrs. Penn ten years azo.Pen | was IBtsiustet with she woman and DO
 soned his wife Co get her out of the va! ] TAUNTON. Mass, Got 25-3-3O D, m,- 7 A telephone message from East FOIbO E rough announces shat freight tfai 3 coilIded with "A passenger train on th
 Old Colony railroad few m nu,es sgC f Wrecking train has started from thi , city for the scene. No particulars ca b be lear cd.
 l CHICAGO. O,. 2j.-The mail pouc ]. which leit Boston Tuesday arrived l . n Chicago lsst evening robbed Ot a l | registered matter Gul the supposition l } A I,r,e fmonnt 0t money was obtRine . by ihe thief. The bag had been GU l opeo. Iils believed the perpetrator g some 0ue connected with the postal sel vice.
 NEW YORK. O,i. 2j.-Blaine vIll msk ! this cIly hi5 headquarters until after th elsc..cc. n the meantime speaking | D tLs reishborin- -tatss. Tonight h
 sp-aks BI Eu Iri=h-American rseetin ' here.
 D PATTERSON. Oct. 25.-ThOs. Douglas Hox-ie. paymaster U. ;. navy, com init