Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20

ALBANY, N. r., Aug. 17.-Governor Flower arrived early this morning and said If more troops We're needed at Buffalo they must be sept. Trouble then must stop
 EL PAso, TEx Ang. 1.-The execut- i've commities of the southwest eilyey convention yesterday issued calt foI a second annual convention to meet it. this city on Monday, December 9th.
 LONDON, Aug. 17.-Plerhardie has sent a contribution to the Homestead strikers of one hundred pounds given him bp Car negIe for his expenses in the recent gen eral election.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Jobn A. Bost- wick, a well-knOwn standard oil man and millionaire, while endeavoring to rescue bis blo0ded horses from his burning stable at Man0roDeck. N. f., dropped dead from heart disease.
 MILWAUKEE, Aug. 17.-Ex- -suator John q. Sp0oner wit b. GomIn [ al f1r governor Oy the Republican stale ,.e IT, ventiou this afternoon by exclamation. Col. Upbam and all other opposing can didates having withdrawn.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. I7.-lt is stated that Bernard Most, at present professor of history at the University of Califor- nia, will te made president of that insti- tuition.
 MEMPHIS, TENN. Aug. 17.-Ali of the Memphis military companies nave been ordered by the Governor to East Ten nessee mining district.
 NASHVILLE. TENN., Aug. 17.-About TC0 miners attacked the stockade at Oliver Springs last night, OverDowered the guards and sert the convlcts to from whence they will be brought to this city. ONirg to the wires being cut It Is impossible to get the particulars Of the fight.
 KEnDRICK, IDAHO, Aug. IA fire broke out yesterday morning in the rear of the Advocate building. The town has no fire apparatus, and iJ WAS impossible to check the flames winch destroyed four blocks in the business portion of the town. Total loss, SSO.OO0; insurance, 540,000.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 17.-Gov- ernOr Bucnanan has ordered the sheriffs and troops to proceed to Olive Springs and protect property. After a desper- ate fight at Olive Springs bet~een the troops and miners the former were forced to retreat and now have 200 cOnvicts bringing them to Knoxville.
 INDIAN STRINGS, Ga, Aug. 17.-It is stated that Jas. Fl. Blopnt, chairman of the committee ou foreign relations of the present house, will not he mem Der of the next house. After a service of twenty years In that body he decided to quit congressional life. The conven- tion to nominate his successor meets here today.
 GREELEY, Colo, Aug, 17.-As the Den yer and Cheyenne passenger train on the Union Pacific stopped at the coal chutes at La Saile, last night, two masked men entered enc of the cars and with loaded reyolyers ordered the passengers to hold up their hands. Ore of the passengers opened fire from his gun on the hold up. The latter returned the fire but ore of them getting hit they both jumped from the car and left.
 BUFFALO, Aug. 17.-Ths situation this in the great railroad strike IS lOt encouraging.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-New York Gen. 5ral swItchmeI having joined the strike makes 1t much more formidable. The Central yards are under picket guard. 1t is feared the strike wIll spread 10 other Vanderbilt lines. Lake Shore, NJ chigan Central and West Shore are under orders. General Doyle and tae sntire fourth brigade of state militia will be concentrated here to-day. They yIll- be needed as the strike covers sev- ,ral miles of territory.
 Sergeant EIsaezser, of Co. ?, Goth regiment, was accidentally shot this morning while handling a rifle and died soon after.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Acting Sec 'etary Grant received a telegram tnis morning from General McCook at Los Angeles, CalfoInis, in regard to the case )f two men murdered at DavenpOrt's 'anch, sixteen miles north of Separ, \. M., on the Sth, from which It appears hat the 6cG was probably committed by ! party of elght renegade Apaches under he notorious Kid recently seen In that -icinity. General McCook says he has our parties in searcE of he marauders, wo from San Carlos, one from BowIe, md one from Grant, that troops with commission are also Keeping watch for them.
 SAN ANTONIO (Tex.,) Aug. 16.-Dur- ngthe Peoples party convention today t Macune a row aross between Caleb Jarrett snd Johu Peoples on the one ide and Davis and Burton Brown oD he other. When the convent tiOu ad burned the four men simultaneously ,egan firing and when their pistols were mptied they clOsed Tn with knives and ought with desperation. After they
 ad fallen to the ground they kept on lashng one another until two were l. ad and the other O badly injured they annot recover.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Prssident ,larksoD, of the Nat.onsl League of Re ublican Clubs, has issued n1tic, the date of the Kept LbieaI IatiOnal League Convention, hiJheIt' aile1 for Buffalo, September l, Unti. eptember b. The postpo nement, winch l faS uauo Nltn the COHcUrfSuce Oi Chairman Carter aud the National was because the harvest O arlous crops would not have been fin | ihed by September l, thus preventing | he attendance of large number of Re l ublican clues in Wes ern States.
 SAN FRANsIsCn, Aug. 16.-The will O he late Mrs. Maria Coleman was mad, | ublic today. It ruaRes the following | equzsts: A Archbishop Riordan, ; l0,00J: l oman Cttaolic Orphan Asy lum foI urls, ; 1O,0J0; Catholic Asylum for Boys | | Sar Rafael, s 5000; Old Lsdies' Home, 5000; House of Sisters of lhe Holy | amily. 5 2000; Catholic Church at lenlo Park, 32000; Georgetown College. lOOO. After bequesIs to servants and IsDosing of persUnl property toe r9-
 ainder of the estate Is bcqueathed, lGre aike. to her three children. The state IS valued at : 5,00000O.
 MoUNT VERNON, H., Aug l6.-The Ddy of the mlssing Lizzie Strubers has cen fourd in one of the widest parts this county. She was las seen Thurs iy night as she passed through q