Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-07-18


use here, is satisfactory, and if the.
continue to execute this law in tn
same manner N which it is now beinl
observed, the time will not be very dis
tant when, in the opinion of experts
the restriction policy will be abandoned
and American pork be free to ent el
German and other foreign markets.
LONDON, July 13.-It is reported the
| Emperor has invited the Prince anC
| Princess of Wales to visit Germany in
| full state during the coming autumn
and that they have accepted the invita-
| tion.
Scr. ;rcS, p, July 13.-It is stated
that Gene al Master Workman Powder
ly, OF thu Knights of Labor, has de-
clined tho appointment as one of the
Worlds air Commissioners of Pennsyl-
vania.
LONDON, July 13.-A fire on the West
Stanley colliery, near Durham, today,
caused damage TO the amount of $500,
COO. About five hundred men are
thrown out of work.
ST.. LOUIS, No, July 13.-Green glass
blowers national association met a.
their annual convention this morning.
The object of the meeting Is to fix the
scale of wages.
MELBOURNE, July 13.-Heavy and in
cessaLt rains have caused the overflow
of The Yarra- Yarra river. Railroads are
blocked and thousands of people home
less.
New YORK, July 13-A Bar Harbor
special says Secretary Blaine had bad
turn Sunday afternoon, having sudden
attack OF nervous dyspepsia. Weather
is sultry and warm, and rumor says
Blaine had just sat down TO eat lunch
con, when he had the attack. He was
helped to bis couch and in a short time
recovered and talked some.
Utica, n. Y, July BE. G. Stark &
Co., bankers at Oneida, failed for large
sum. Figures are placed at S220, 900.
ASPEN, COL, July 13.-A railroad ac-
cident occurred at Aspen Junction, on
the Midland road last night. A special
train was backing from the water tank
to switch on to the Aspen track, when
the rear. end Of the passenger coach |
crashed into the engine coming to the |
round house. Hot water and steam |
poured into the broken end OF the pass |
snger car, scalding thirteen passengers,
i've men, seven women and one child. |
The disaster was probably due to an
error Of judgment on the part of the
'hostler" bringing the engine oct from
.he round house before the passenger
rain reached him.
LATER-Frank Ellis, a victim of the
Midland disaster at Aspen Junction,
lied this morning. Two men and their
wives are dying and it is reported that
hone of the injured can survive. A
party of Midland officials arrived here
rom the scene Of the accident. They |
made preliminary investigation Of the
accident and cause.
CLEANELAND, Ohio. July 13.-Delegates
% the democratic state convention are
arriving here. and indications are that
y will witness one of the largest
gatherings ever assembled in Ohio con
Iention proper, will not be held until
Allen Thurman, Bon OF the
I'D Roman, will be temporary chairman.
5ov. Comp5ell will probably be re
nominated on the first ballot, although
rierds of Lawrence Neal insist their
andids.s has fighting chance.
NEv YoBX, July PA cable dispatch
o the POlice Gazette says that Frank p.
,lavin, tko pugilist, refuses the offer Of
he CallfC mia Athletic Club to put up a
,urse Of $4,000 for a glove contest
,etween himself and Peter Jackson.
Slavin says he will fight John l.. Sui
ivan for the purse of $4,000 that tn
lelbourne Athletic Club has offered i
sullivan will fight. He will fight eithe
ackson or COrbett after they have
ecided who is the better man.