Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-17


 MONTPELIER Vt, Nov. A.-An act in- cooperating the Nicaragua Canal Go. passed the Legislature yesterday. IL IS the same act which WAS introduced into U. s. Senate last session by Edmunds. Acting on the advice of Edmunds who drew the bill parties interested Tn the enterprise dicided to ask Vermont legis- lsture for 6 charter.
 BRUSSELS, Nov. 4-In an explosion of Ire damp in a mine st Dover, thirty | miners were killed.
 Later dispatches says 32 persons were killed at the time of explosion, There were 35 men in the pit out of this num- Der only 3 escaped sliye.
 DUBLIN, Nov. I4-A passenger be- leived to be James D. Pype member of parliament fell overheard from 6 steam CT, last night. and drowned,
 NKsYoRK, Nov, 1.-The suit brought | up by the attorney general in behalf of | the people of the state of New York | againt ,he North River Sugar Refining | | Go. to dissolve that corporation on the | ground 1t had exceeded privileges grant | ed it by its charter in becoming one of the members of a great sugar trust, was | brought to trial to-day in the supreme | court.
 FL PAso, Nov l4-Msior Logan, who | with 6 number of U. s, soldiers were sr- rested while hunting in Mexico, telegrs- | phed the facts to the Q. s. Collector of | customs here. He states his arrest was | made by gendsrmes from Chihushus not custom officers. The Mexican col lector of customs at JsureZ telegraphed to Ohihushus for sn order for their re- lease and obtained it.
 YUMA, Nov. l3.-A slight earthquake shock was felt here this morning at 12:44. No damage.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13-The official returns of the gubernstorisl vote give Hoovey. republican. over Watson, dem ocrat. 2l9l es against 1892 plurality Tor Gray, democrat, In 1854.
 PHss1x, Nov l3-A stage robber is re- ported as infesting the stage lIne be- tween this city and Prescott. A few days since he took in the Wickenburg route without getting anything and two days afterwards appeared on the Black Can you route but was frightened of before he had an opportunity to hold up the stage. | HAMBURG, Nov. 13-A grand farewell WAS given to day to Hon. Carl Schurtz on account of his departure for the United States. The Prusslsn minister, Von Kusserow, and many other disting- uished persons accompanied bchurtz to steamer.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 13-The Utah & Atlantic Railroad Company was inoor- porsted to-day with a capital stock or ten million dollars divided into one hun dred thousand shares st one hundred dollars per share.
 LoSroS, Nov. 13-At a meeting of the Parnell commission to-day presiding | justice Hummer decided that all docu- ments of the Times including those the Times solicitor thought spurious should be disclosed iu order to assist in the search for the truth, WAsHIsaToH. Nov. l3.-President | | Cleveland has affirmed the sentence of | courtmartial dismissing Cadet Trsber of | | West PoIut from service for knowingly | making false statement to a superior officer.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-An irregulsri- ty resulting in the loss of s1.500 was | discovered in connection with the trans fer of silver dollars from the mint st New Orleans to Washington for storage | in the new vaults.
 ST LOUIS, Nov 13-James Harris. su- ditor of the Chicsssw Indian nation the Indians left at noon for Tishomingo to join Guys forces which are said to number 7U0. Non-citiZens are espous- inF Guys cause against Byrd. Unless the U. s. government interferes there will be a war of exterminRtion- WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-The depart ment of state does not anticipate any se rious result from the complications be- tween this country and Peru.
 ST LOUIS, Nov. I3-A special from Gsinsville. Tex, says Gov, Grey was not killed Saturday night ss reported. The would-be sssassin's bullet missing him. Grey's sdherents are we'll armed and have been ordered to surround the ospi. tol at 12 o'clock tonight, when if Boy ard his friends do not surrender, war of extermInstion will begin.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 13-The 12th gen ersl assembly of the Knights of Labor met here today, The afternoon session WAS devoted to the completion of the or gsnIzstion of this general assembly by the appointment of committees. The only debate was over legislative.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13-Gen. Harrison has peen steadily engaged all day with his mail which increases daily. The citizens having in charge the dsmonstrs- | ton set for next Saturday decided today i that politics had interiered with business long enough and that there would be no luther demonstration. FL PAso, Nov, 13-Cspt. F. H. Logan, 2 commanding U, s. troops at Ft, Han 2 cock on the Rio Grande 79 miles below , here with several members of his oom- !; mand and civilian named l.. W. Evans last Sunday weHt on the Mexican side,of 6 the river to hunt, and were arrested by Mexican frontier guards ss soldiers of foreign power found in Mexican territo- t' ry under arms. The civilian Evans was s but the soldiers are still in ous- B todY.
 ISDIASAPoLIs, Nov. l2-Sinoe his il election, General Hsrrison's mail has c steadily grown until it has reached il proportions. This morning. It required an express wagon to haul p Iuc Uuuulcri lcttcEs buu OaRb UT utNb- Il fx papers that arrived since yeste rdsy. 7; Gen. Harrison has accordingly found it ., necessary to request the associated z, :, press correspondent to publicly convey ., ais thanks to several thousand friends z, the country who have tele- '' yrspbsd or sent by letter their warm e1- 1ressions of congrstulatlon and best O wishes. He was particular to impress b, ipon the correspondent that it would C nave afforded him real pleasure to per onally scknowled the receipt of every etter and that up to to-day this nl vas hIs intention. but sn inventory of pl even thousand telegrams and letters rn Flth several hundred additional letters IrrivIng each day had osused him to st elucisntly abandon the attempt to Ai Inswer them individually. Inf LONDON, Nov 12-Cor orsidersble wreck I ID, ge and s number of bodies were wash. .L d ashore in Cornwall during the last s. '. lay or two. One body has been identi- ., ~,