Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-10-25
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citizen. There were no witnesses to, the killing, which occurred m the office of Graydon's corral. Reynolds when drunk was known to have made threats against Graydon and had ente- ed Graydon's premises several times during the past two or three days anC abused him, and it is alleged threatened to fix him. Both men have resided here number of years. Graydon's reputation is good. Reynolds was peaceful when not drinking, out abusive and quarrel soma when under the influence of liquor Both men have families. Graydon is un- der arrest, ,and the coroner's jury are in- vestigating the killing. No weapons were found on Reynolds except pocket knife
 PORT HURON, Mich, Oct. 21-The steamer Annie Young of the Lake Sup erior Transit Company took fire and burn ed to the waters edge. A steamer went to the rescue and took thirteen of tbe crew of and brought them here. The balance of the crew took a yawl and were drowned. The vessel had a cargo oi coal and merchandise. She was valued at S30,OOO. The masts were badly burn ed.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-The amount of silver purchased today was 647.OOC ounces at from S1.094O to 1O967.
 LONG ISLAND, Oct, 21-Nayor Pat rick J, Gleason, of this city, was convic- ted or assault upon Geo, k, Crowley Long Island agent for the Associated Press, He was arraigned this morning and sentenced to five days in the coup- ty jail, and fined s25O,
 PROVIDENCE. R, l., Oct, 21-The body of the son of Rear Admiral Case, who was drowned near Bristol, was found this morning near where he sank,
 LONDON, Oct, 21,-The White Star line steamer Teutonic was signalle6 of Brow Head at 9,27 this morning. The Inman line steamer, City of New York which left New York four minutes a head of the Teutonic, was signalled at 11.39, this morning.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-The commit. tee on mines, and mining of the Worlds Columbian Commission, organized and the hrst meeting will be held in Chi cago, November 27th. It is proposed to have building erected for the display of the products of the mines of the world. John w. Woodside, of Philadel phla, member of the committee repre- senting the Middle, Atlantic and New England states has issued circulars re- qestlng all owners of mine or quarries and manufacturers of mining ma chinery who have a desire for the pro- posed to exhibit should communicate with him at 924 Arch stroet. Philadel phia to Nov. 15.
 PITTsBURG, Oct. 21-The business ot the International Brotherhood of sLoco motive Engineers IS progressing rapidly It IS learned from reliable sources that { proposition of federation with the Train mems Organization has been rejected Prominent delegates stated that the as ertlon that the convention ordered ; strike on the Erie road is false.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Admiral Por ter IS slightly improving.
 LISBON, Oct. 20.-Slight shocks o earthquake have been felt here.
 MEMPHIS, Oct. 2O.-F. K. Peterson. ar employee of the Illinois Central Ky, re turned home this morning unexpectlN and found his wife sitting on s. NJ Waxwellsis lap. He drew a pistol anC fired twice, but Maxwell threw the woman before him and she received botl bullets.
 ROCHESTER, N. r., Oct. 2O.-J. s Emery, ticket agent of the Rome, Water town and Ogdenberg railroad and nomi nee of the labor party for congress, com mitted sucided last evening,
 ALBANY, Oct 2O.-Gov. Hill leaves tc day for Ohio to speak on Democratic principles.
 FLORENCE, A. T, Oct, 2, Especial tc the CITIZEN Great excitement prevails here over the discovery of natural gas seven miles from town,
 CINCINNATI, O., Oct, 22.-A collision occurred this morning on the Cincinnati Southern railway in a tunnel neal Sloans valley. The passenger trains which left Cincinnati this morning were held at Somerset op account of freight wreck last night. When the track was clear the trains from Cincinnati started The one from Somerset passed the north bound freight safely. The crew of the freight appear to have overlooked the fact one was to follow, and pulled out. The trains were in a tunnel. Fire. man Gould and Welch, Brammen, John Montgomery, Express Messenger Edw Ruffner and the mail agent were killed Engineer Taylor, of the passenger and Remon of freight were badly burned The baggage master was also injured No passengers were killed.
 Young Paine commercial traveller has since died. The delay of the passenger train by another wreck was caused by a mistake of the conductor of the freight The three sleepers did not leave the track so that the passengers escaped All the train except the three sleepers were burned.
 JOLIET, Oct. 22.-A collison occurred on the Elgin. Joliet & Eastern Railway between freight and construction train this afternoon. Thos Lawley, fire man of the construction engine was kill led and eight others injured.
 PARIS. Oct 22.-During recent four ney, Baroness Rothschild was robbed of jewelry valued at 6O,OOO francs.
 KEwAUNED, Wis, Oct. 22.-Albert Ludermeyer, a young farmer quarreled with his wife of.a few in regards to the quantity of potatoes they should put in for the winter. Ludermeyer shot her dead and then blew out his brains.
 ITHACA, N. r., Oct. 32.-At a meeting
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