Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-10-10

SANTA Rosa, CAL, October 6-Three
carpenters named Oeras, Brown, and
Proctor at work on a bridge on the mar
row guage road near Tamales were kill
90 thls morning by being run into by a
Train. They We're working with large
gang s1sp OF men at tn time. Others were
SAN Francisco, October 6.-Edpar
Raymond, nephew of Creed HAMMOND.
counsel for the Southern Pacific com
pany, was fined $500 today and sentenc-
ed to five days Imprisonment in the
county Jail for refusing to answer the
grand !ury's summons, on the ground
| that it was not legal body. 1t is un-
derstood that Raymond Twill apply to
the supreme court for O writ of habeas
| corpus.
On being requested to issue a writ of
/ habeas corpus Chief Justice Beatty
declined to do SO or his sole response
| bility. He called in other supreme
court justices and after half an hours
consultation the writ was issued re-
turnable at p. m. Thursday. Five
hundred dollars cash bail was required
and was Immediately deposited.
Raymond is acting in the case as friend
or the grand jury, having refused to ap-
pear before them solely for the purpose
OF getting the supreme court to decide
the question of whether a witness can
question the legality of the present
grand jury.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-There will be an
armistice tomorrow between the con-
tending powers of the republican and
democratic forces in Ohio. The cham
pions, Governor Campbell and Major
Mckinley, both rest in order to be bet
tar prepared for the grand contest in
the joint debate at Ada, Ohio, on
Thursday afternoon. Ex-Governor
Cambell spoke in Hamilton. Ohio, to-
day, Tomorrow he will be il Column
bus in the Office and will leave in time
to reach Ada on Thursday. Major
Mckinley will go home to Canton to-
night were he will map out the out
lines Of his part of the debate. The
debate begins at 1:30 p, m. Governor
Campbell won the opening and the
address by the toss of coin.
ADA, o., Oct. 8.-For weeks the joint
debate between Gov. Campbell and
Major Mckinley has been referred to as
the impending battle Of giants and the
discussion today took place in this lit
tie town smothered in buntings and
decorations. People and marching
clubs came from all over the state and
while much enthusiasm was displayed,
it was in friendly rivalry. McKinley's
American tin badges were offset by
Cambell quoting: American wool 81
cents on account of the Mckinley bill"
SAN ANTONIO, Oct. John H. Par
years has been engaged in mining at
MetztiIlan, in the state of Hidalgo, Mex
.co, arrived here yesterday. He brings
information of bloody Indian outbreak
which has for some time been in
progress in the district OF Tulamango,
in that state. The trouble is an out
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colonies of Spaniards and Germans and
the Indians, the new settlers attempting
to settle on the land of the natives.
LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, Oct. Madame
Zazelle, who does the leap for life act |
with Forepaugh's show, fell at this |
place last night from suspended wire |
about fiftv feet to the ground, caused |
by the wire breaking. No bones were |
broken, tlt she WINS badly shaken up |
and will not be able to resume her part |
in the performance for ten days or two |
weeks. One Of the property men was |
badly injured about the head and face |
by falling ladder. in his attempt to |
break the fall of Madame ZaZelle.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Acting Chair
man Clarksen, of the national republi- |
can committee, said today that the meet |
ing of the committee would probably be |
held in Washington in November TO |
elect a successor to Chairman Quay and |
fix the date and place Of holding the
next national convention.