Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-01
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heard from. The steamer Vancouver due Sunday with Canadian mails from England has not yet arrived. The weather continues thick and heavy sea is running outside the hsrboT. Rumors are current that the Worcester and Van cosver have gone ashore but SO far as can be learned they are without founda- tion.
 OoHAssET, Mass, Nov. 2S-All doubt concerning the loss of the steamer Al lentown was dispelled this morning. visit to North ScItuate beach show it covered with wrecksge marked Allen town" No bodies have yet come ashore.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2s-Mrs, General William T. Sheridan died at 10 o'clock this morning at her residence, 70 west 7lst street.
 Mrs. Sheridan who had suffered with heart trouble long time, slept quietly during short periods last night. but at 8 o'clock this morning 1t became spps- rent she could live but a few hours, Gen Sherman and children who live at home were st the bedside when Mrs, Sherman breathed her last.
 Mrs Shermsn's remains will be taken 10 St. Louis, Mo-, for Interment, which will occur Saturday afternoon. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-A killing frost is reported from Western Florida to Southern Alabama.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 2S-The hesdquar ters of the Ale and Porter bosses pre- sented lively scene this morning when hundreds of men formed in line to be
 registered to take the place of the jour- neymen brewers to he locked out. The men employed in various brewerlss were
 interrogsted today as to whether they
 were ready to give up the UnIon. Those replying in the affirmative were retain
 co while those expressing loyalty to the Union were informed there was no more
 work for them.
 BALTIMORE, Nov 2S-Jske Kilrsin this morning admitted there was some l foundation for 6 rumor of fight be- tween himself and Sullivan. If it came of it would occur within ten weeks near
 ( hicsgo.
 RED BLUFF, Cal. Nov 2S-A box of | oranges has been sent from this place
 to Gen Harrison as Thanksgiving pre- sent.
 MORALES, Nov. 27.-One of the stesdi- est rsins ever known ID this country has
 been falling for the past days. Rain set in Friday last which continued more than 60 hours without cessation, a thing never before known here, Rain began
 falling again yesterday afternoon and
 still continues.
 ATLANTIC CIrY, N. J., Nov. 27.-The | fury of the storm has sbsted here but the lower part of the town IS almost
 completely destroyed and the losses are numerous and heavy. The like of thls storm wGs never tefore known at this place.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-In accordance with his custom Secretary Whitney pre-
 sented each of the four hunnred en- | ployes of the Navy department with a
 large turkey for Thanksgiving dinner. LONDON, Nov. PA dispatch from Whitby says that life boat upset there
 to-day and twelve persons drowned. SAN FRANCISCO, November 27.-Best <
 Belcher, 7,62 Crocker, 90 Oholler 4.l5; | Con. Virginia, ll.l3; Confidence l700, | Gould & Curry, 4S5; Hale ( Norcros-
 637; Locomotive, .25: Peer, 60 Peerless,
 l.65 Potosi, 405; Ophir, l7.75; Savage
 6.SO; Sierra Nevada, 40; Unioni Con-.
 f l5; Yellow Jacket, 6 G.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Rsbbi Missing, of San Francisco, was called by a news paper reporter and shown the special dispatch from San Francisco to the ef-
 feet that the reader in Missing's syns- gosue would hold the Rabbi responsible for Sl, 100 damages for causing ms dis missal which was caused by disrespect-
 ful talk concerning his superiors. Dis
 story that Big Bertha, the confidence
 operator, secured her entry into Jewish
 society in San Francisco through Dr.
 Missing. The latter on reading the dis | patch said: "It is sn infamous lie. Big Bertha did come 10 me, it IS trua, but I made her acquainted with DO one. l did
 not run away from San Francisco to
 avoid tesiifying at her trial, but am here
 to visit friends and after my trip to | PIttsburg will return to San Francisco" BALTIMORE, Nov 27-GOv. Jackson, in | an interview to-day said that the situa-
 tion of the oyster rebellion which con-
 fronts the state authorities, vas that 800 vessels carrying 5000 armed men were opposed to l6 small sleeps carry ing 100 men sent against them by the state. The oyster dredgers had bound themselves to dredge on certain grounds and oppose all forces sent against them The governor will ask for a number of
 cannon from the war department
 PARIS, Nov. 27-The senate adopted commercial convention between France
 and China.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 27-Thomas Berry, & noted ex-KnIght of Labor, remsined here until tonight making preparations for a general convention of the Knights which be expects to assemble here and form new opposition organization. The new principles will demand. 1t is sand, an inauguration of the eight hour move meni, an abolition of child labor, regu- lstion of female labor, manual training and store inspection. The chief chsrac- teristic, however, seems to be the active part it will take in politics.
 CHICAGO, Nov 27-Msjor Warner. the newly elected commsnder-in-ch chief of the grand army of the republic arrived in Chicago from Kansas City this after noon. Regarding the intentions of Gen. bua members who decided that the order was changing to a political organization the commander had nothing 10 say. The | grand army men have decided to drop the whole matter he said,
 Los ANGELES. Nov. 27-Lsst night the | police arrested a man giving his name | as w. H. Steadily, ss a deserter from the | army. It WAS learned from a man who had been travelling with Steadily that he deserted from Fort Grant. N. M., about year ago. He will be taken to New Mexico for trial,
 WAsHISGToS, Nov, 27-The secretary of the interior has denied the spplica- tion of the Northern Pacific railroad Co. for authority to construct Q spur or short branch line through the Puyallup Indian reservation in Wsshinnton Ter ritory, holding that Congress alone has the authority on these premises,
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. H--Festher- weights Jack Hsvlin of Boston, and Tom Warren, of Los Angeles, fought at the rooms of the CslIfornis Athletic club to- night for 8 purse of Sl00O. Warren knOakad HayIn out in tha 21th round |