Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-08-23


 at Pawtucket early this morning. It is ,- now under control. The loss is estimat p ed at from s150,00O to S200,000; we'll in @ sured. All the old works covering three
 acres were burned. The new building 3 covering an acre were saved, but consid- } erably damaged. The print works and l drying department were totally destroy 9 ed. All the costly printing machines and 3 0OO hundred brass rolls which were en- ? graved are lost CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 15.-Furth-
 CT conflicts have occurred between hurds and Armenian, in the Alashgero i, district.
 It is reported that band of yonng | Russo-Armenian volunteers, mounted and well armed, appeared at Erzeroum and are recuiting adherents fast The report has caused panic amongst the
 Turkish authorities. Il NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Vice President | Webb of the New York Central receiv ed dispatch from Buffalo this morning
 which stated that the freight conductors
 and switchmen struck again this morn
 ing.
 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The president
 has sent the following nominations to | the senate: r | Col. Jeddeiah H. Baxter, chief medi-
 cal purveyor to be surgeon general with
 rank of brigadier General Brig General John Moore surgeon General was placed
 on ths retired list to-day. APPLETON, Wisconsin, Aug. 16-A ma
 chine paper mill of the Patten Paper
 Co. was destroyed by fire this afternoon.
 Loss $1500OO. Insurance S75,OOO. Seventy five men are thrown out of em- | ployment.
 WASHINGTON, ID. C., August I6.- The Nat Mckay bill passed the house; yeas 83, nays 65, the speaker counting 8 quorum The committee on rules re- ported resolution for immediate con- sideration regarding the Lottery bill. The resolution was adopted.
 SAN ANDREAs, August 16.-A dwell ing house containing Italian miners at Angeles was blown up by giant powder, to-day. None were killed, but all se- riously injured. The supposed cause was revenge. The town is greatly ex- cited, d,and Sheriff Thorn was called to the scene. There are fears of lynching if the perpetrators are discovered.
 KANSAS CITY, Aug. 18.-The Kansas City limited which left Tyton, Mo-, yes terday morning was held up by seven masked men at the Otterville water tank and the Pacific Express Co.'S safe robbed of s9O,OOO. The passengers were not molested.
 WASHINGTON, August 18.-The treas ury department purchased two hundred and ninety thousand ounces of silver to- day at from 11S1I to 1184.
 NEW YORK, August 1S.-The executive committee K. of L., headed by Pow derly presented the result of their con- sideration of the strike on the New York Central to vice President Webb this morning. Webb said he would re- turn an answer this afternoon.
 BUFFALO, August 1S.-The strike re- mains unchanged. The switchmen are still firm. Not freight train is nov ing. Passenger trains are running on time.
 The representatives of the K. of l.. in tis city sent a cipher dispatch to the New England Protiction Railway Union at Boston to-day. It is understood to be prelude to general strike.
 DUBLIN, August 1S.-In Sibberein 3 measure of potatoes which last year sold at d now sells at 10 d. The crop is certain to be exhasted by Octo- per. Famine and fever has appeared in the Blaskett islands on the west coast 1f Ireland.
 LONDON, August TIA dispatch from 8uenos Ayres states that the financial ,Na%2 N~H H1. . nent will show S500000OO0 currency through Celman's hands while he was president, and that the country derived title real benefit from it.
 The Government Commissary has ,one to Cordova to prevent the gover- TOT of that province from calling out he militia under the pretence of drill ng them.
 PARKERsBURG,' Aug IA. L.. Ward, if Barbour County, son of one of the nost prominent and wealthy citizens of he state, was arrested last night charg- d with forging the names of his father md brother-in-law to notes amounting o s1,70O.
 LITTLE RoCK, Aug. 18.-Some time go leading citizen, John R. Butler of was arrested on a grave harge, Mrs. Caroline Newman being he complainant. The matter created big local sensation. At the recent ses- ion of the court the lady stated that he accusation against Butler was false.
 She was then indicted for perjury. An fficer who went to arrest her found her ill and she was permitted O give bail. It is claimed that he made aL Sr he had toward Butler and that her onscience caused confession and illness. t is said that she will die.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S-Miss Lizzie Tail, Miss Nellie Namam, s. P. Quinne nd Albert Lawrence were drowned by he.capsiZing of a boat at Crystal 'prings lake, San Mateo, county yester- ay.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 1S.-A dispatch rom Guatemala says President Baril- as yesterday received news from the diplomatic corps who called to ascertain is terms of peace. He responded that he only terms were the retirement of izeta from the government of Salva- or and the establishment of state off es as existing prior to the death of Ienendez and that Salvador treat Hon. uras and Guatamala as allies.
 San Francisco, Aug. 16-The cruiser an Francisco was out two hours on @ trial trip around the bay to- ay. Put on time under forced draught !, is stated on reliable authority that he made 19s knots which is three quar- srs knots over the contract require lents with 120 revolutions and 120 ounds of steam. This speed was st- aimed in seven fsthoms of water. In wenty fashoms which is the regulation epth, it is believed that she will do ettsr.
 Fifteen Pinkerton men and five citi- ems are under the care of iorgeons, bad 7 wounded.
 Buffalo. NY. AuQ. l6.-Ths aetion