Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
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dissolved. It ordered general election for next Sunday. The insurgents holC l Lugano, Mendrano, Chialso and Locar , no. The Bundesrath was called in al
 extra session and ordered the feiera
 troops to be sent to inc scene of disor
 ders. The populace support the insur
 gents. The rebels arrested Councillor
 Ezeali federal commissioner who re
 ceived instructions to annual the de
 cision of the provisional government
 and the popular assembly.
 | SYRACUSE, Sept. I2-In au address to
 night Grand Master Powderly referred
 to Depew's return and said: He is on
 record as saying: settlement of .the
 labor question lays in arbitration" We
 will see now wether he is prepared to
 square his actions with his words.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-P. Alexander
 Johnstone, mind reader, performed a
 feat in this city today which eclipsed
 all similar records He done many re
 markable things here and finally his
 manager decided to attempt the same test that resulted in the death of the
 well known mind reader BishopIn New
 York, that of finding a name on the re- gister and pronouncing it. A commit tee of we'll known newspaper men and a | physician .drOve Tn hack from the Auditorium hotel to the Grand Pacific | by circuitous route, and going to the | register, selected a name, and leaving one of the number in charge of the re- gister they returned to the Auditorium, | where Johnstone had remainded in the | custody of another committee man. They | bandaged his eyes securely and John | stone instantly rushed down stars, mounted box carriage and drove blind | folded to the Grand Pacific, avoiding | cable cars and thousands of vehicles on the way, rushed to the register, turned the leaves rapidly, found the name, re- peated it, gave the number of the page 1 and date of the month. On his way back to the Auditorium Johnstone was taken with severe chill which threw him into cataleptic fit. Physicians at first pronounced him dead, but after working over him two hours, life was again perceptible. Tonight the mind reader IS resting comfortably, but is eY- ceedingly weak.
 LONDON, Sept. 11.-Bishop ODwyer in his letter anent ;the Dillon dispute says that he does not impute personal dishonesty to MT. Dillon, but simply adheres to the Papal decision on the Persico report and denounces the plan of campaign and the system of boycott ing.
 Despite the clerical condemnation the boycott is still employed largely as pol itical weapon, and the system is espec- ially strong in the west of Ireland. The case of man named Ryan, living near Limerick is being cited as proof of the thoroughness with which the plan is car ricd ont. ftydu haS been striving since 1887 to live on an inYicted farm. For speeches denouncing Ryan two mem bers of parliament, FinQcane and Sheehy, Rev. Father Marinan, and others were sentenced to imprisonment. The congregation left the gallery in the chapel as soon as Ryan entered it. 4 grocer in Lime, ,ick sent a messenger after him and returned him money paid for goods ordered as soon as he knew to whom the articles had heen sold.
 Ryan was shadowed at fairs until the police began shadowing the shadowers, and he could not get his horses shod. 4 firm that had always repaired he moving machine refused to do so any longer and he has been subjected, he declares, to all the annoyance and inconvenience hot h1,r sr,rSs E.,t he still holds on.
 LEADvIL4E, Sept. 12-James Monroe received very serious injuries about the head and face this morning while at work on prospect in the St. Kevin district. He was blasting out rock and had placed three sticks of giant powder in the hole. One stick exploded and he supposed that the other two had ex- ploded also. He approached the spot and bent over the hole, and at this mo- ment the other sticks exploded with terrific force, knocking him to the ground and seriously cutting his head and face.
 BUFFALO, x. Y. Sept. 12-There is ap interesting sequel to the elopement last week of Miss F. A. Adah Boggs, 0Years old; daughter of rich cil merchant of Alleghany, Pa, with Cliff Allen, aged % years, son of Hon Norman O. Allen.
 They met at Olcott, lakeside resort near Lakeport, where Allen lives, and after brief courtship they were clan destinely married. They came to Buffa- To on Saturday, after Aliens father had disoWned him, and registered at the Mansion House. Seen at the hotel, the groom was blue-eyed. bearGless youth, and his bride large blonde woman, handsomely attlred and glittering with diamonds.
 Mrs Allen telegraphed to her mother to come and take her hume. Mrs. Boggs arrived yesterday and Aaah declared !, that she had repepted Of her hastY maF riage. ''I aul creature of impulse" said she, land 1 don't know what made me do it. l have made a terrible mis- take, and l would give anything in the world If l could recall this crazy piece of business" She added. "The minis- ter was an old simpleton, whose ne,:k would like to wiring"
 She said that her young husband had dragged her into the parsonage to be married. The bride finally returned to her home and the groom is dlsconsolate
 WILKEsBARRE, Sept PA shaft of the Chief and Wilkesbarre Coal O. was .ne scene of a violent explosion of gas this afternoon. The men were at work in the mine cleaning up the wreck 0f fire last M rch and searching for bodies. Eight men were killed in the explosion that time and five men were reported killed to-day, and several in iured. It is expec ed that the mine is also on fire.
 SroKAKE FALLS, Wash, Sept. 12.-I John Wolverton, section foreman on the Northern Pacific, was knocked down and scalped by two drunken Indians near Hope, a few miles from Spokane Falls, last evening. Wolverton was walking on the track near the station when he was met by two Indians, one of whom he recognized as John Deer. The redskins seemed considerable un- der the influence of liouor. and Wolver-