Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-03

QenI SnOWS seven new corps eSJaDnShed during the year, two suspended or surrendered the charter, and S524 ex- pended for relief.
 NEW YORK, April 30.-The following is the result of the games played to-day:
 NATIONAL.
 BOSTON, '; Brooklyn, 8.
 CLEVELAND, Q; Cincinnati, 3.
 CHICAGo-Chicago 5;.Pittsburg, 1.
 NEW YoRK-New York 5; Philadel- phia 3.
 PLAYERS LEAGUE.
 BOSTON, '; Philadelphia, '.
 BROOKLYN, 10; New York ,.
 CHICAGO, 3; Cleveland, 6.
 PITTsBURG, Il; Buffalo, ,.
 ASSOCIATION.
 PHILADELPHIA - Athletic O; Syra- cuse To-
 ST. LOUIS, '; Columbus, 1.
 BRooKLYN-Brooklyn 0; Rochester
 BUENos AYREs, April BOA revolution has broken out in Paraguay. Several persons were killed and many wounded. Photographic communications are inter rupted.
 PEORIA, April 31-One thousand coal miners in the vicinity of Peoria went ton.
 SAN FRANCIsco, May 1-The eight hours system went into effect in Oak land to-day, without any conflict be- tween the carpenters and their em- ployers. The mill operatives are oppos- ed to having their hours cut down If any reduction of wages follows. Mill own CTS offer their men half holiday on Saturday, instead of the hour system. This proposition seems generally satis- factory.
 MINNEAPOLIS, May 1-There will be no parade to-day, but an open air meet ing will be held by the -workmen to- night! Most of the important trades have reduced the hours already. About the only movement is by plumbers.
 PARIS, May 1.-9:3O a. m. There is no disturbance here, up to this hour. Shops, with the exception of those devoted to the sale of firearms and ammunition, are open, and business IS being carried on as usual. The gas men inaugurated a strike this morning.
 BERLIN, May 1.-9:30 At this hour small groups of working men are gather ing on the streets, ready to join the labor parade. No disturbance has been reported.
 PARIS, May At noon dispatches from Marselles, Bordeaux, Macy, Rou- baix and Lille, say that disturbances have not yet occurred.
 MILWAUKEE, May 1.-The carpenters demanded hours work with hours pay, while the Master carpenters declined to grant 1t, as body of so many individ- ual members have complied. The strik- CTS will be against single individuals, and in such ca @ the masons and brick layers will go out. There will be no parade to-day,
 KANSAS CITY, May 1.-Kansas City is nOn-uniOn town, consequently there has been 10 agita tion at all. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May 1.-All of the union wood carvers are out. The manufacturers claim to be able to fill their places.
 NEW YORK, May 1. At the labor headquarters all is quiet. At the down town buildings where carpenters are employed, the men are all working. Interest centers in the parade and demonstrations at Union Square.
 VIENNA, May 1.-10:30 a. m. Despite the belief that the labor demonstration will be attended by grave disorders. as yet there has been no disturbance what ever. There has been no street parade, but meetings held in various halls are being attended by large portion of the working men in the cities throughout Austria, and one million have already struck, or threatened to strike.
 SAN FRANIsCo, May 1.-The intention of the s hour league to have a grand procession of the labor organizations of the city was abandoned some time ago. and the demonstration will be confined to meeting tonight at the head quarters of the furniture work ,. To morrow however, the carpenters and joiners will make the first move toward securing hours a day. The brewery workmen have succeeded in their de- mand for nine hours with slight in crease of wages, and the plumbers,gas fit ters and plasterers have received eight hours. But the more important trades propose to await the result of the car penters demand, before making any move.
 BRUSSELS, May An immense meet ing of workingmen was held at Charlervi. Over 5000 men marched to the place of meeting, all singing the Marseilles.
 MADRID, May 1-Tranquility prevails throughout the provinces. The strike in Valencia, however, is spreading.
 KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 1-All the union and non-union Carpenters are on strike for the eight hour movement.
 OMAHA, May No strike here.
 CHICAGO, May Tt now appears evi- dent that the number eff strikes here will not be nearly so numerous as was 
 PEsTH, May 1-The labor domonstra- tion here, was marred by bloodshed. Early this morning a large number of wOrkmen gathered in front of the roll ing mills. At first they were orderly, but under the indictment of agltators they became aroused, and bitterly de- the alleged tyranny of their employers. Soon they lost their self control, and were engaged in riotous de- which the police were pow srless to quell. Military assistance was and appeared with fixed | bayonets. The mob was ordered to dis perse. Upon their refusal the troops charged on the crowd, which broke and | led in all directions, Many of the riot ers psrished by the bayonet.
 PARIS, May IA deputation of work ngmen went to the Chamber of Depu- .ies this afternoon, and presented peti- ion asking the Chamber to make eight