Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13

WaShlngJon to De using ONerSIZe
 packages.
 CANNON CITY, Col, Sept. GA ter t rible accident occurred on the Denve T and Rio Grand R. R. near Adobe thi 1 morning. Train 61 was running in tw l. sections, and the first section had tw' '- day coaches loaded with laborers an, e became detrailed some four miles be
 low Florence. The second section dash
 ed into,them with terrific force, com pletly smashing the two coaches r and injuring from 36 to 4 men and killing number outright. The l bodies of five have already been recov cred and l2 men are still missing. 3 NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Blecker stree;
 was crowded with pedestrians thls after noon when Policeman Edward J. Sween- ey while crazy drunk ran out of the bar room of the Madeira House and sent
 five bullets in succession into the throng , of people who fled in all directions, panic stricken. D. R. Rangin vas stretched
 on the sidewalk with bullet in his side.
 4 policeman ran up to Sweeney who
 turning hastily to flee, fell heavily and
 broke his leg. Sweeney had gone into
 the Madeira hotel, ,te meet a woman, and
 when he did not find her, fired his re-
 volver at a mirror and shattered 1t, and
 then rushed ino the street and fired at
 random.
 PinsburY, Sept. 5-A number of the
 richest corporations iu the country have
 'ormed an alliance against strikers.
 Among tine members are the Westinx-
 house system, the Yale lock Go, Colt
 arms Go and fonr or five other b:V fac
 tories and presumably, Pullman interests.
 It Is agreed that in cuse strike occurs | t1 enforc uureRs unable demands, Sheth
 ST tue strike be agaInst one or all Of the
 associated factories, all work is to cease. | Ire strikers are to be allowed to remain
 until they See fit to return to work
 The institutions named employ between
 50.000 and 60,000 men.
 Virginia, Sept. 5-The republican state convention today made the 70 low ing nominations: Governor, R. \ Concord: supreme judge, R, R BigeIow; district judge, R. Rising; congressman, H. F. Bariine; lietenant governor, J. POnjobe; attorney general, J. D. Tor reyson; secretary of state, O E.. Gray; clerk of the supreme court, Joseph Jos ephs; comptroller, R. P. Porter; trees urer, John J. Eagan; surveyor general, John E. Jones, superintelden: of pub- Iic instruction, Orris Ring; state printer, Joseph Eckly; university regents, E. I. G. ocge and j. W. dsines.
 Washing oo, Sept. 5- The D wis am. ndment placing binding twipe ou
 h. free st was agreed to; ' eae 38, nays IS All the democrats except Badge!t vot- q aye wth the republicans.
 c .nslderation of t.e free list was then resumed and a number Of miuor amend | meuts adopted.
 After concluding consideration of .ne Tree list some preceding paragraphs ~-re modified and the senate then sd- journed.
 Washing ton. Sept. 5 Dalsell of P.,nn., read iu detail she testimony bear lng OF the theft of the ballot box at Piumm. rsiIl-, aud sai-i lis th-ft wHs Hb | ap ut-iy nrc. ssar, 10 Breck rridge's re | tiIT.., Vet lIe st od her and .sher:e 1t | had b ca st.lem by republicans. The hous -lo,d duu.bfornoed m tlie fhce nt | :.uc.i a sli nj m. -mb 4imeiit of impu- deuce.
 %Hila Walla, Hrpt. 5--At Eureka il .t- GIlI- aitsr. o J ,Ln W.G.tors Was | OalnR hoisIpi OIt of a ~-i 30 f5--t deap, ai:d when within nb ,ut tEre.. feet of the surTHc- the rope IT, k- an! he fell to th.. :Iotjom or ,te wrii. ihe man 8t the snrfac- c"uli lear mrai.s but l. WAS swo hours bs!ure l.'ng ,ope could be pro- cured and R man wrnt down. Winters was brought to tue sur ace and taken to hoeiitaI where the hys ioians made an examIuntioa and fuund he tIa sustained 4 Goa poun fracture of both iegs, three rios broken on the left side, head Knd body bruised and t IS feared that he re c-'ved internal injuries. The right leg wIli have 10 be an,pi 'aied. TLe bones uf eseh leg are separated u,d Be feet dIiveu up ;o the OrdiIihry posliicn If the ankle. he l s Donra gre sphnt-red aId driven through tire sOies of hie feet,
 The deba,- having closed Crisp m"v ed tu rccomuiIt tSe Case ~iIh instruc- tions la ,IumItte.- on elections tn report which Of ,hs g.n;lemen received Il me ..rity of the votes from the second dis trict of Arkansas; lost, yeas B, n ys l0I
 vote wts then takeI. on ;he iriuori- ty right to seat; lost, yeas S1, nuys 103
 A resolutions iec:aring the ss8t vacau, wns Ih-n agre d 10; yeas 105. nays 82. House then to- recess. The evening .e sion whs to consider private pension bills.
 Washing ton, Sept. A republican, from Pennsylvania today prepared resolutions lusirut tiug the public printer to rrfrhin from publishing Kennedy's speech in tn. Record IS 1t e breach of deco um and Of the rules of the house. Ke .neGy, how ever, ~Ithhrld hIs speech Tor day or two, and consequently the resolution, was withheld. K-n.. dy this .f,eInoon said he dId not be! ev hv had said any taIng that actually constituted viola tion of rules or pr ptI-ti7s.
 White RiV r Juvc;I,n, Sept. 4 - Two hundred and fourteen towLs give Pa Rsp) a majority of l4,G50. in Sane trw.s in 1888 gave Dh.ing ham !. ina IOrliy pt 25,46
 VrgiLia, Nev., Sept. 4-fhe r-gn, licsn state uv~utiuH me this ..ft.r noon. Thos. Wren " ,s ,.'sen .em yor- ary chairman, d the va-lou5 Commit tees We're appointed. R.cess WAS then taken until o'clock
 Topeka. Sept 4-rhe republican state cjnventiou today nominated $. G. Glover for treasurer. Tue platform la vors protection .s expcuGded nv Bl.ine. and demands more stringent jaws for the enforcement of prohibition.
 Washington, S-ps. 4-Binding twipe Was placed on tn free st. The duu- able list was closed with the exception of sugar, anu the paras raph was infor maliy passed over.
 Washington, Sept. A telegram WAS received at the st,ts department from Mizner at u.t-mHla, saying that