Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-10-05

received many callers today, including
 members of the cabinet, German tech
 nologists, and General Campbell,Of Kan.
 sas, who is spoken of for pension com
 missioner. Cabinet meetings will be re
 sumed next week.
 ATCHIsoN, Kans., September 2S.- Gov
 Martin is critically ill of typhoid fever
 HARPER's FERRY, Sept. 2S.-The acci
 dent reported here is simply a freight | train collision. Six cars wrecked.
 ROTTERDAM, Sept. 2S.-The strikcra | last evening resolved to exclude all So cialists from the movement. The strike
 will be conducted in an orderly manner
 Cheers were given for the house of
 Orange.
 @CmCAGo, September 27-I. N. Morgan
 stein, secretary eff the Polish National
 Alliance Endowment insurance organi-
 Zation, is reported tonight as having
 absconded with S6O,OOO of the companys
 funds. He was also secretary of two
 Polish building associations, and it is feared their funds are also short. WASHINGTON, September 27-The U.
 5. steamer Kearsarge will convey Minis
 Ter Douglass to Hayti, the Ossipee be
 ing in bad condition.
 CANAGOHARIE, N. r., September 28-
 The killed in the wreck at Palatine
 bridge are: Rev. Preston Deeve, Dayton:
 Sadie Boyd, West Point, New York; servant Charles Franklin; porter, Wil-
 liam H. Manning, Marquette, Mich.
 WASHINGTON, September 28.-The president appointed Jacob NJ. COPes, postmaster at Phenix, Ariz., vice Will liam A. Hall, resigned.
 BOSTON. September 2S.-It is amour ced that rubber trust is about perfect ed. Boston, New York and Brizillian parties are interested.
 DEDHAM, Mass, September 2S.-Hor- ace $. Shephard, of the firm of Shephard t Morse, lumber dealers, of Boston have failed. Liabilities S14,6009
 SACRAMENTO. September 23.-News has Teen received here, from Honolulu. that Albert LoomeTs, formerly engaged in the saloon business in Sa ramentO, has Ueen sentenced to be hanged for taking part Tn the recent revolution there. He was Lieutenant of the Wilcox Wheeler malcontents.
 NEW YORK, September 23.-The fol lowing particulars of the railroad dis astor at Palatine bridge last night were received by New York central officials: Engine of first section of train stopped to repair break. Section was compoc ed of one baggage car, three coaches, one sleeper, and private car of Big Four & Michigan Centeral road. Second sec tion was composed of one baggage car and SIX sleepers which ran into the iirstl section; Michigan Central private car has rear end broken. Tn this ear was the president of the Michigan Central, 1 H. 5. Ledgart. He escaped UninjUre6 ! President Mir. E. Ingalls,, Of the Bic Four road, was in private car, third | from the rear. He escaped uDburt. but ! Mrs. Ingalls, received slight injuries \ | porter of this car was killed. Five per sons in the sleeper were also killed. and | six seriously injured.
 PALAIINE BRIDGE, Y. r., September 2S-The St. Louis express, which left | Albany last night, met with an accident | two miles out of here, about midnight. | The first section broke down and stop ped for repairs. The rear brakeman ! was sent back to signal the second sec ton. The first section was made up of ! baggage, mail, express, and three pas senger cars. They were packed with l people. and the sleepers on the end Of he second section was telescOped into he first section, knocking out lights, md plunging everything into darkness. \ number of passengers were killed and injured.
 CHICAGO, September 2S-Col. Wiley s. recorder of deeds of Cook county, died suddenly of heart diseae his morning He had been a long sui erer. He served through the war and was elected member of the Wisconsin legislature, then moved to Montana and engaged in newspaper work vas appointed secretary of the territory lnder Grant, and subsequently came tO Chicago and was elected recorder ia 884
 MARTINEZ, Cal, Sept. 2S.-To-day in he running race at the fair grounds, Hen Wild, ridden by old Dick Moor. olored, aged 60 years, after winning the ace ran into the fence, falling on the ider, crushing Moor's skull, and fatally nJuring him. The horse was slightly lurt.
 SAN DIEGO, Cal, September 2S-A aged 60, known as Miss Abbie. was found lying on the floor of Ter cottage on Otay Mesa this afternoon with her skull crushed. She had been n the habit of accusing certain of her leighbors of robbing her premises and her.
 WASHINGTON, September 28.-The pre- ident received many callers today. ImOng whom was General Campbell. of Kansas, who is spoken of for the pen ion commissionership.
 CHICAGO, September 2S.-The conver- ion of the Socialists labor party began o-day. Various labor topics are to be discussed. The deleeat are all Ger mans. The general talk among them O day had reference to the hanging of he Anarchists two years ago. which was 1 denounced as murder.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-AH conspirators n the Sheriff Black divorce case were indicted except Judge Bookstoyer.
 WASHINGTON, Sept s2o-JOhn \. Me Jleland of the Utah commission, to-day ubmitted a minority report saying that he existing laws are working well in Utah, and that farther aggressive Iegjs- ation touching upon the civil and religi- us privileges would bo injurious. No ehgiOn, he says, vas ever finally destrO- ed by armed or unarmed persecution. Ie recommended an amendment to the onstitution perpetually prohibiting olygamy wherever the United States as jurisdiction. The Mormon religion. 1 eprived of its worst feature, he thinks Till always survive.
 BERLIN, Sept 2S.-An explosion oc- ured to-day in the Rhine Prussian olliery on the Rhine, by which ten men 7ere killed, and several injured: some of he injured will die. An explosion in he artillery laboratory at ShandOn to- lay injured ten men and forty women.
 NEW YORK. September 2S-The New i