Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-24
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ISDIASAPoLIs. Ind, Nov. 22-Presi- dent elect Harrison, has rendered Elijah W. Hslford, managing editor of the Indianapolis Journal, the position of private secretary. Mir. Halford is 43 years of age and native of England. He began his newspaper career as re porter on the Journal 9 years ago. He WAS for time managing editor of the Chicago Inter-Ocean in its earlier years. He was for few years private secretary Co late Senator Morton. He has long taken sn active and prominent part in Indiana politics and was delegate to the late Chicago convention, representing Indiana on the committee on platform. As an editorial writer he IS widely known for his able and incisiye political articles. For several years past he has been on intimate and confidential terms with Gen. Harrison and his selection for the position now rendered him oc- cssions no surprise here.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. D. Vice-Presi- dent elect was in the city to-day inspect ing the large apartment house which he is building on the site of his former residence here. He says the time of HIS VEIL -O btns llhThi5Ou l' bSE CthNAC4- It will be arranged 10 suit the con venience of both parties.
 DKSIsoS, Tex, Nov. 22-The officers after & long chase in Cbootaw nation succeeded in overhsuling and killing the despersdo supposed to be John Barber, one of the celebrated Keh Queen gang, The man had killed aD Indian and was wanted for attempted train robbery.
 Nxw YORK. Nov. 22-Shortly after one o'clock fire broke out in 8 school bulld- ing at Long Island City. Nine hundred children in the panic piled upon and fought each other in frantic effort to get out. They were piled on floor at foot ot the stsirways in hesps and hundreds of them were badly bruised but none fatal ly hurt. The fire was insignificant LONDON, Nov. 22. Advices from Samoa state that Mstssts's followers a. tecked the stronghold held by the sd- herents of Tamasese at Atna on the 7th instant and captured the out posts after two days fighting. Many were killed.
 CHICAGO, Nov. PA false cry in the Boston store this afternoon caused a panic and 8 thousand people mostly however shoppers and shop girls made frantic rush for the stsirwsys and exits. Many were bruised and seversl severely hurt but none fatally.
 Los ANGELES, Nov PA man named Frank Robinson was shot and killed during 6 game of poker last night by stranger who escaped. Three men were playing poker at the time and the stranger had lost heavily when he drew a revolver and fired seversl shots; one ball entering Robinson's groin. The man then made good bis escape.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz. Nov. 22-Tne trial of Wm. Harper who shot and killed Walter J. Murphy at the Jerome Copper mines October last was concluded last night. The jury found him guilty of murder,
 WELLINGTON, Kane. Nov, 22-Lsst evening Levi Meeker, wife and Swear old daughter were found dead or the Southern Kansas railroad track. It is supposed they were struck while crOss- ing the track. in wagon, by tram,
 JAMESTOWN. Oak. Nov, PA call has been issued for & constitutional conver- ton st Jamestown, Dec, 9th to further the early admission of the two Dskotss into the Union.
 NEW YORK, Nov. PA London spe- cisl to the Times says, "During the past two days there have beeu curious eX- pressions of opinion that the French Re. public is in a desperate strait and that its downfall is imminent. Several Eng fish radicals of repute have expressed the most pessimistic views on the sub ject out of which sort of scare IS gene rated here,
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 SAN FRASCIsCo, Nov, 2l-The police surgeon held Gn autopsy this afternoon on the body of Mitchell Block, who was supposed to have died from the effects of a blow struck by John Goodman. The autopsy showed death was caused by diphtheris aud Goodman and Me Gincey, who were arrested with him. were discharged.
 WAsHIsGToS, Nov. 21-Assistsnt Sec- retsry Maynard telegrsphei to the col lector of customs at San Francisco to- day that the Chinese lsbOrers brought 10 Seattle by the Queen of the Pacific. via Victoria, B. c. may be allowed to land If as the steamship company claims The U. s. courts have decided and the collec- tor is satisfied that the Chinese embark ed on an American vessel at an Ameri- can port and bound for snnother Ameri- can port and have not left the ship dur ing its stop st any intervening foreign port,
 BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 2l-At Peters & Simons' ranch near Bakersfield to-day Montague Stevens. an AriZona stock man, while on horse back attempted 10 pick up a shot gan from bush where be had lad it some tune prevIous. The gun was discharged msngling his arm SO that smputstion was necessary.
 ISDrASAPoLIs, Nov. 2l.- President elect Harrison had large number of callers to day. among them 100 or more delegates attending the grand lodge, Rl- 60 Gov. Millett of Dakota,
 NEw YORK, Nov. 2l-The Methodist Episcopal Missionary society continued its session to-day. Among the sppro- pristIons were the southern California Swedish mission, T .5OO; Japanese mis- sion, S4,544; California conference si,- 500.
 PIocHs, Nev. Nov. 2l-To-night as J. Bingham, Thos. McMshon and Geroni- mo Pspirs were coming up Tn bucket in a shaft in the Tuba Dline the bucket began turning and the miners candle went out. Papira WAS thrown from the bucket to the bottom of the shaft. dis tsnce of 400 feet snd mashed intD pulp. E Jth the other men were injured, Bipg- ham having two ribs broken,
 CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l-In the Womsn's Suffrage Association B delegates were present from nine states and the District or Columbia, The annual report show ed that over one thousand newspapers had accepted the offer made year ago to aupplv tha epffraoa naua The ren0rt