Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-09-17

of thousands of enthusiastic Democrats. In his speech he declared this to be the most important campaign In years. The tariff questien was the great issue and the time for farmers to demand a sur cease from the unjust, unequal;and ex- cessive taxation had arrived.
 RUrLAND, Vt. Sept. 15.-Full returns show Fuller, Republican, elected over Smalley, Democratic, by plurality of 19,664.
 NEW BRUNSWICK. IN. J. Sept. 15.-A collision last night between two freight trains on the Pennsylvania road near
 PlaInsburgh about one dozen freight cars wrecked. No one reported serious ly injured.
 MARsHALLTowN, Ia., Sept. 15.-Bad head end collision occurred at noon on the Chicago and Northwestern road about three miles west of Marshalltown. between freight and accommodation trains. Several trainmen were serious
 ly injured.
 QUEBEC, Sept. 15.-Fhe steamship Lake Huron from Liverpool to Mon tresl which passed Father Point yester- day IS now at Grass Isle quarantine. She preported the death of several chiI- dren during her passage, but from what cause not stated.
 LOON LAKE, N. Y., Sept. l5.-Mrs. Harrison slightly better this morning.
 AsHv1LLE. N. c. Sept. 15.-Hon. A. 0. Stevenson spoke ID the pr, sence of thousands of people here today. His speech was entirely devoted to the force bill, which he denounced as the scheme of the Republicans and the administra- tlon to perpetuate themselves in pow CT.
 BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 16.-The fifth annual convention of the National League was held here today. J. N. Seratcher presiding. Messrs. Slaughter of Nebraska and Foster of Illinois were named as assistant secretaries.
 VIENNA, Sept. l5.-In Larmapot. town of AustthIn Galicla, is a numb of boys attending the gymanasium. They were leaving the building yester- day after their studies for the day We're ended. A lad named John Schned drew a revolver and without a word of warning fired at Prof. Felix Glow acki killing him instantly. Schwed. then turred the waspon against himself and blew his brains out. The boy had entertained a grudge for a long time against the professor.
 DENYING, N. M. Sept. 15.-Deputy U. $. Marshall Williams came in from the mountains yesterday bringing the news of the capture of the Dalton gang of train roooess who were making for the Mexican border from the Indian Ter ritory. la the fight between the Mar shal's posse and the robbers two of the alter were killed and five captured. Three of the gang are still at large.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-This morning opens bright and frosty and thus New York IS enjoying just the kind of weath CT to prevent the spread of cholera. The few cases which have appeared here and which were concealed by the board of health have in no way alarmed the au- or citizens. It is authenticity stated that none of the steamships car ryiDg five thousand immigrants are en route to this country.
 ST LOUIS, Sept. 15.-A San Antonio dispatch says the indications are that the San Antonio and Aransas Pass rail- read will soon pass into the hands of the Southern Pacific company. About ten days ago General Manager Krutz- ;hnitt and party of minor officials of the Southern Pacific, made an inspec- ton trip over the Aransss Pass. Soon 1 after they had completed theIr work a force of engineers were sent out by the | Southern to make measurements Of all | bridges on the Aransas Pass and they l Ire still engaged in that work.
 MARSHALL, Tex, Sept. 15.-Engineers Ashton and Howes, and one fireman and | m immigrant, names not learned are lead and still buried under the wreck md the other fireman fatally injured. 1t IS the worst wreck known in tbis part of the state for many years. Both | .ngInes completely demolished and cars oiled into one ragged mass nearly | wenty feet deep.
 QUARANTINE, Sept. 5.-Commission- IT Allen Just stated on his return from lower Bay that pr. Sanborn now be- ieves Mrs. Pearson poisoned her two hildren and then committed suicide hs same way. The commissioner re- 'orts the death of one child from croup m the Wyoming. No deaths or new ases of cholera today.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.- Sydney Bell convicted murderer os Samuel acobsOn and also awaiting sentence for obbIng John Curley, A tailor, had his rial before Judge Murphy today on harges of stabbing and wOunding Ed. rome after havIng held up and robbed ltter Nov. 2 No defense was made nd the jury found Bell guilty after rial lasting but half an hour. Follow lg this Bell was tried for holding up nd robblng Peter Robinson on Nov. 15 |, 800 and was found guilty In less time nan on the proceeding charge. He will { 6 sentenced Saturday. (
 FIRE ISLAND N. r., Sept. 14.-A great ustle followed the arrival of the passeng- rs at the hotel. Considering the fact ,at the 800 guests arrived withing five inutes it was natural some confusion , lOuld result. Such progress was made y the temporary hotel clerks that inside , two hours all were comfortably located. D ay-haired men jumped about in the md ke boys. The second cabin pas ; .ngers were put in the westerly and the i -st cabin in the easterly wings. At 6$30 2 lpper wgs served, It would be difficult
 find happier cihwd than that which led the din ng- room. COnventiOnalities T ere cast aside, every one knew every Z le else. and congratulations were sho- f cred from every quarter of the room. | o strict quarantine fs maintained. A a ndstorm is now raging, and all pas a