Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-09-19
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! LIMA, Ohlo., sept. lU.|SuperlnLen
ent Hill and Trairmaster Cooke. OF tt
Lake Erie and Western road, went int
the yard today and made up train
place of the striking switchmen. Th
tram run only four miles however whe
the strikers boarded it, pulled ever
coupling pin and threw them II tn
grass. They then compelled the engi
neer to take the water out of the engin
and leave the train.
The eastbound passenger was delaye'
four hours, before ths freight trail
could be removed. At 4 o'clock thi
afternoon the first freight in two day
| was gotten under successful headway
1t was followed by en- engine TO But
land, 10 miles, armed officers bring o,
the engine. The strikers made no at
tempt to stop it. Since then sevsra
other trains have been sent out, and i
is believed the company has won. Th,
switchmen this morning spiked switch
es and did everything possible to cause
trouble.
SALEM, Mas, Sept. 10.-Those in G
position to be familiar with the Seariel
will case say the prospect is good for G
compromise before hearing, assigned foI
two weeks from yesterday They Say
the Southern Pacific stock is held to-
gether under this will, and that rather
than take the risk OF breaking up this
large block Of stock the parties will pay
rourd!y, and that Timothy Hopkins is
really the only one who has any case that
Will bear any sort of judicial examina
tion.
SALEM, Mass. Sept. IL Another con-
testant has appeared in the Searles will
case. Frederick Barnum, of Bewsters,
n. Y, has appsard for Lyman Sherwood
and Della Sherwood, first cousins OF
Mrs. Searles.
ZCGUCIGA, Spa. Honduras, Sept. H.
The presidential election which was
held Sunday was quietly conducted.
returns received from various parts Of
the country show Ponciano Seiba
Of the Progressive party, elect
ed.
New YORK, Sept. 10.-The tale of the
horrible disaster in Park Place, result
ing in the death of sixty odd human
beings, is now ended with the verdict OF
the jury. 1t found that the people killed
lest their lives by the collapse Of a
building, caused by giving way of sup
porting iron columns near the middle OF
the ground floor, due to some sudden
shock applied 10 said columns. and not
due 70 their apparent inherent
weakness. The jury was unable to find
the breaking Of these columns
is due to en explosion or not. The Jury
recommended legislation authorizing
the fire department to periodically
inspect all buildings used for printing
manufacturing and storage purposes.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-A four story
building IN Brooklyn occupied by a
number of firms burned this morning.
Loss 100000; fully insured.
JAMAICA, l.. l., Sept. 10.-A locomo-
i've on the Long Island railroad explod-
I'd at Oyster Bay station this morning.
Engineer Donaldson, Fireman Dicker-
ion and Brakeman Mahoney were killed;
Conductor Jones was scalded.
San Francisco, Sept. I'm. B. Curtis
Samuel Of Posen" the well known actor.
shot and killed policeman, Alexander
irant, last night. Curtis Is said to have
been under the influence of liquor, and
he policeman arrested him for some Of
enee, yet unknown.
LATER,
NJ. B. Curtis, Samuel OF Possn" was
listed by large number of friends at
he city prison, this morning. He de-
,lares that Policeman Grant WAS shot
md killed by some outsider and that he
himself is innocent. His attorneys, Geo.
l. Knight and II. D.sKiwolasky, claim
hat the evidence against him is wholly
and that a number Of
witnesses will testify they never knew
jurtls 10 90 armed.
Curtis was taken before Judge Worley
oday and at the request of counsel his |
ase went over Until Monday, pending
inquest on the officers remains, which |
will be held late this afternoon or to-
morrow. Curtis appeared nervous
While in the court room, which was
with spectators.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. TO- The |
state convention Was called |
o order this morning. II. Partridge |
vas made temporary chairman. The |
platform assails the calls for the ab- |
olute suppression of the liquor traffic. |
Nominations were made of Augustus !
(. Smith OF Lee, for lieutenant governor |
nd Alfred Richardson of Springfield |
or secretary of state.
SAN Diego, Sept. 10.-Captain Man
en- has Lot received official notice Of |
# the intention to release the Itata, al
hough ne has been expecting some !
uch move for some time. When the |
rider comes for releasing the vessel will |
70 to San Francisco Immediately for |
leeded repairs, cleaning, etc, then it |
will take cargo of provisions for Chill. |
The machinery is still disabled by the |
emoval OF Important pieces by Marshal |
lard, who stored them in the United |
States barrcks in this city.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1l,-Suit was begun /
oday by County Attorney Wilker
Igainst VIM. G. Zsipp, county treasurer
md his bondsmen, 10 recover 100000 |
interest which it lis alleged Zeipp re-
,eived on money of tho county during |
lis term of office and did not account |
or.
New CASTLE, Eng, Sept. 11.-At the |
abor union congress delegates approved |
he motion TO the effect that actual |
yorkmen and workwomen should be |
appointed inspectors OF factories and !!
working plants generally. rbe motion |
o instruct parliament members to press |
he passage OF the eight hours law, at |
east so far as it concerned workmen, |
vas carried. 1t was decided to hold the |
leXt congress at Glasgow.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL. - Attorney |
General Miller said this afternoon that |
IN agreement had been reached between |
himself and counsel representing the |
steamer Itata, postponing the trial
'et for the 18th, to the 25th inst.
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. IA general |
impression among merchants here is |
hat the new steamship line under con-
,ession to Porch Co., Philadelphia, will |
De short lived, as it will be unable, |
probably, to stand the competition of |
he Spanish Trans-A tlantic line, which |
.hough now without q subsidy will |
M rolu s.