Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-30
BY TELEGR4PH.
ANOTHER RUNAWAY TRAIN.

morning 6 men killed and one wounded
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 22-Th Chronicle this morning says a result O its investigation, Gen. Miles has releas ed Albert H. Mum from Alcatraz mill
 tary prison where he was confined unti
 yesterday charged with being Franl Williams, deserter from the U. $. arm,
 Mum was arrested in this city Jun
 9th. and after trIal by court martia
 August ?, was sentenced to Alcatraz
 1t appears to have been a case of mis
 taken identity.
 CHICAGO, August 22-All the firemeI
 and engineers employed by the Unior
 Stock-yards Switching Association
 struck for higher wages this morning
 The tracks are filled with immenst
 trains of fresh meat destined for out
 side points.
 NEW YORK, August 22.-Judge Beach entered orders in the Supreme Court discontinuing action brought by Dudley to recover damages from George Jones, treasurer of the Times Publishing Com pany for alleged "Blocks of five" letter The order was entered by consent of the counsel.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-Words was received here this morning that freight train ascending steep grade on the Central Pacific broke loose and rushed down hill crashing into freight train standing before the station house at Cascade, demolishlng train and station house, telegraph operator and three train men were killed. How much oth- CT damage was done is not known.
 ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
 Train l9 was standing at summit this morning with air brakes set while the engine went for more coal. The air leaked and the hand brakes not being set the cabooSe and several cars started down hill. When the runaway reached Cascade 1t struck ? rear cars of train 9 pulling In on the side track. Nineteen cars were piled up in a mass. Conduct or Kingsley of 16 andconductor Connel- ly, brakeman Beaver and Lewis of 3 were instantly killed and it is under stood that several others were badly hurt. The station house was thrown down the hill but the operator is believ- ed to have escaped.
 NEW YORK, August 23-The authori- ties at the immigration station here have been engaged for some time dissuading young immigrant girls from going to Utah to become Mormons. Usually these efforts are unsuccessful Elizabeth Gee, whose father has been Mormon fourteen years, arrived here last week. She has just been pur- suaded to return to Europe without visiting Salt Lake. The authorities claim to have secured information of much importance from her concerning he fraudulent promises held out by the Mormon elders to persuads young Euro Dean girls to become Mormons. The 'acts will be forwarded to Washington
 NEW YORK, August 23-The remains ,f John Ericson, the inventor, started )n the Enterprise for its native land to- lay for final intsrment.
 BUCKINGHAM, Aug. g. - Yesterday Mrs Cole vent berry picking and left Ter child in charge of 2 boys, deaf mutes md of unsound mind. On her return he found the deaf mutes had killed the 'hild and partially eaten it's body,
 NEEDLES, Aug. 23.-A car of black powder exploded this morning on the 'ast bound freight train, twenty five niles west of Needles. Fatally injur- ng Mike Cramer of Los Angeles, boil 1T maker and an Indian and slightly in uring the fireman and three Indians.
 BRUSSELS, August 23-Eight thou and miners have gone on strike in he Borinage district. The movement s expected to assume greater propor- ions, as the socialist leaders are active y fomenting discontent among the nen.
 PHENIx, Aug 23.-The following de- egatlOn from Maricopa county to the Territorial Republican Convention were hosen by the county republicans to-day: ) H Wallace, R l. Long, H l. Wharton, Webster Street, J l. Cant, Jas McMul- l an, w J Horner, Lincoln Fowler, J B Frank Luke, N A Morford, | erry Millay, A G Bradstreet, w H Lon Forsee, Wm Kimball, l V B Green, w G McWilliams, A D Me | iinnis.
 BUENos AYREs, Aug. 23.-The report | hat Senor Lopez, Minister of Finance l nd General Lavalle, Minister of War as resigned is authoritatively denied.
 DULUTH, Minn.,August 23-News from sake Miranda, North of Duluth, tells of | he positive finding of an immensely Ich silver vein, five feet thick, in the II Id Toltec workings near the shore of | he lake.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 23-A dispatch to le Herald from Tacoma says the Cor in has sailed with orders to seize and ismantle British sealers. Commenting n this the Washington correspondent [ the Herald says: If this is true, Sir ulian Pauncefote. the British Minister, ill ask for his letters, which will be vir- Ially declaration of war.
 DENYING, N. M., August 23.-Parties rived here yesterday from Tehachita lountains, 80 miles southwest of here, ho confirmed the reported murder by paches of three miners named Alfred Iilliams, Carl E. Harmon and Peter iggs. Within tine past week militia men ly that no Indians did the killing but tizens report that five were in the par '. Two detachments are following the ail.
 ALBANY, Aug. 23.-Supt. Hammond 1 the Delaware & Hudson R. R. this orning told the switchmen at Green ,land that he would accept from and oliver to the New York Central all eight billed to them. The freight hand ITS then struck. One of the strikers id the strike was- on ,ders between Albany and Green ,and.
 WALL STREET. NEW YORK, August 23 | in the money market to- ay was sharper than it has ever been nee the May panic of 1885. At the oening of the stock exchange, the -okers who were long on stocks and ad borrowed money on time, was glad ]
 renew their loans at 20 per cent, per mum. Even this rate would not bring newals of loans in many cases, and be- re II o'clock many borrowers received , ,tice that their loans were called i. n. he brokers who bought stocks yester- , y in anticipation of relief from the , easury department, tried to obtain !. nds to pay for their purchases, but are unable to do so, and their com-