Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
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COuD DdDit7S cI tue Bdsdl IoSSINt LII iu I city To Santa Cruz, California, wher, the battalion wilI have practice in maya maneuvres and will take part in a shan battle Saturday with the Nationa Guards Bow in encampment there. LONDON, August l2.-Members of th, Qne5n's cabinet met at noon to day anC formally agreed to resign. Most minis ters will leave town to-day.
 WASHINGTON. August 12.-The soli cltor general of tbe department of jus tice Is preparing an opinion regardir 2 ] the appli ;stion of the eight-horr la \ which passed the last session of congress Co public SC vice and public works con tracts.
 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-Bart Levy head of the firm Of Levy & Son, frUil commission merchants, committed sui eide yesterday by turning on the gas in | hls room. Levy got into trouble wit b his creditors about three months ago ou account Of issUiog over due checks aOd ! drafts and the firm was forced into in- solvency and proceedings for grand lar ceny were begun but dismissed Wedr es l Ocs lGSt. l~CN HoS INV CAN
 BRUzsELs. Aug. l2.-The Iudepence betge says twenty agents of the katan- ga company have been killed or captiIr- ed by Arabs on the upper Congo. The sieam-r BeerneRrt which was carrying i good up the river was sig d and the facio:is rag sd. Whole tribes on the l western bank are in a state Cf insurrec- ton. The Arabs captured the stati )n at Polar. killing the whites emplOye1 tLere. The stations on the upper Lo- massi also have been destroyed.
 GREENsBURG. Ind, Aug. 12-Twc brothers, William and Samuel Little got into a quarrel ever Sl.SO which | William owed the wife of Samuel for washing. William drew knife and stabbed Samuel in the side killing him Ths surviving brother was arrested.
 CARM5CHAELe, PA, August 12.-Thos Morgan fatally shot hIs father and sister yesterday afternoon. The father, John l Morgan, was about to be married and | the son protested. The father was Ob- | durate, when the son drew revolver and fired. Instead of striking his father, however, the ball struck bis sister 1 Collie, lntlictiDg a probably fatal wound His father fled but the son followed him to vacant house where he shot him six times. The son is at large still.
 RENO. New, Aug. 12-Fhe whare- abUuJs of Judge Shaffer, who was re- l ported missing, has been known here 1 fer several days and H B Locke rs- ceived telegram from him at Salt Lake yesterday. saying: "Wiil pass through Reno Friday night. Meet me at depot.
 NEw YORK, August PA cable dis patch has been received stating that the Italian vessel Gariglaue. sailed to-day from Genoa for New York, carrying a | monument of Christopher Columbus. RIDEoUT, \. r., August 12 A daugh- ter of Sitting Bull and Peter Marklp, former ly of ths U. $. army, were married here yesterday. Markle served with Custer for a long while, and it is re- ported his bride once saved his life when he was attacked by Indians.
 HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 11.-Charles Ray burn, head cook at the Carnegie works, struck this af ernoon aud left, taking with him twsnfy y-One cooks aud walters, RaybuIn m 4de information for assault hnd battery against { hIef Watchmsn Newt n and his four assist ants. They were arrested and commit ted to jail for hearing tomorrow. It is St en that the whole assertions are a source Of much trouble to Manager Pot ter and hls assistants. ODonneil did not arrive tonight.
 PGTTsBURG. Aug. 1.-The advis0ry board of ihe Amalgamatsd Association IS credited with having scheme CD hand to get the aid of tte Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Switchmen's Association and railtoad organiz itions The plan is to effectually stop the ship ment Cf material from the Carnegie works by having ths railroad orgaoiza- tions refuse to handle it.
 PrrTsBURGa, Aug. 1l.-In Alderman McMaster's mail yestesday was an anonymous letter postmarked New York city, noon. Monday, The letter was writ ten ID a cramped hand, probably dis guised. thread:
 ALDERMAN MCMAsTERs-DEAR SIR: Some tune this week a party of meo will leave here and will try 10 kill you and Supt. Prick again.
 Alderman McM 4sters has been in lCll iOl lnO nOOho. T bC ohObs nous letter was turned over to the Al derman's attorney, who, after reading 1t, said: 'I suspect that the Utter was written here and was sent 10 New York 10 be mailed. All the attorneys engaged ID the prosecution Of the Homestea rot cases have within the week received sev- eral letters ot a threatening character. but they have little, if any, fear of ,r-I .- afr ,rl to sign hls name"
 h this connection it may be stated that officials Of the Carnegie Company are stiff receiving letters threatening their Ives.
 John ReamF, a Don-uniOn woTkm ap, employed at the Upper Union Mil, was assaulted by two men whiie on his way tn works this morning and badly beaten. His assalants were arrested and recog- nized as Edward Z.mmer, q striker, and HhOmas sConnors, a former emplOye. Reams' injuries are painful, but not dangerous. This is the hrst trou ble since the beginning If the strike at the Union mills. The assault caused con- siderable excitement, but the police SUI peIintendenC does not fear any mere trouble aud only the usual number of OllC0IS hEb ub uUIg cDOuL buc uiltI
 SAN FRANC1=co, August 1l-Jim Burg, of Aus ralia, and Billy Lavigne, the saginaw light weight, engaged in a finish fight for SI250 purse at the Pacific Athletic Club ton ght.
 Frank Purcell, of Salt Lake, and Mart n Mulverly. of Haywards, Cal !, werA announced for ten-round go pre- vious to the fioish fight Purcell knock ed his man out in thlee rounds
 IT, was announced before the contest that the La Blanche swing had been barred, vel Purcell tried it twice in tha third round. caus ng tumult that was only quieted by the police entering the ring Referee Allen ordered the fight to C ntinue. with the result hat Mulverly was knocked out and Ihe referee gave ! the fight to Purcell, as he stated. be ause of tbe conduct of Mu:vefly's seconds iu attempting U assault him. Manager Harri on, however, overruled this de- cision. holding the cOntesi wa3 not to