Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-05
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papers print the following: "The $. r. Company will most likely open com- munication between Phoenix, Arizona, and the Atlantic and Pacific line at Prescott within a year. Already the plan has been taken, surveys have been made and the country over which the proposed route is to run has been cross sectioned and made ready for grading. The Santa Fs, Prescott and Phoenix en- terpfise of the Santa Fe road Las caused the $. F. to get on the defensive, The latter's survey for a road from Phoenix to Prescott, 1t is said, IS not as direct, and offers greater obstacles than the proposed route of the Santa F'e along Black Canyon. Both lines will be par allel in a railroad sense, to the north and south, and both realize the fact that the road which taps first will se- cure an advantage over the other in traffic throughout the Salt River valley and mining regions. General Manager Towne, of the $. F., says the line has already been surveyed. but the building operations will not be commenced for some time.
 ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov, 1.-The first snow of the season is falling.
 AUBURN, Cal, Nov. Liabilities of the Holenbeck bank, which closed yes terday, amount to S64,0O0 Assests S20,- 900. No official reason given for fail ure.
 CHICAGO, H., Nov. l.-An Exquimaux baby was bornEto two members of the colony from Labrador now quartered on the Worlds Fair ground.
 LITTLE RoCK, Ark, Nov, 1.-The fusion between the Peoples Party and the Re publicans in this State for presidential electors and Congressmen, has been completed,
 WAsHIHGIoN, D. C., Nov. 1.-George Batchelor, minister to Portugal, called at the State Department and rendered his resignation. It was accepted with regret.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-Hilder- brandt, the clerk who was shot by two unknown footpads in his grocery store last Friday night, died last night. CHICAGO, H., Nov. 1.-The widely known bear spectators, Edwin Par fridge, Charles Barrett and Wm. Me Henry, began suit to prevent the Board of Trade from expelling them from dealing in puts and calls.
 | BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 1.-The | southbound express on the East Ten
 nessee, Virginia and GeorgIa road was
 held up near Piedmont last night by two masked men. They got only S75C
 in the express car, but took lot of
 valuable packages from the mail car. Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 1.-Frsncisco
 Figuero was shot in the breast by Jose | Lugo,-the man he stabbed to the heart last night, Is expected to die at any mo
 ment. An inquest will be held on the | tragedy tomorrow at Ballona. | RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1.-Two broth,
 CTS named Burgess were in jail at Leba-
 non, charged with murder. They at | tempted to escape and friends of the murdered man took them from the lsl
 and hanged them, and riddled theil
 bodies with bullets.
 | BRowNsToNE, Ind, Nov. 1.-Forest | fires are raging with great fury south and southwest four miles away. The roar of the flames can be heard here The Heavens are lighted with the glare which is visible fifty miles. The loss
 already amounts to one hundred thous | and dollars.
 | CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Chief Fearn of the
 Foreign affairs department has been in-
 formed of the tragic death of w. F. Giles and family. Giles was special
 agent for the exposition sent to Poly
 nesia by Lehigh Lynch to bring back
 exhibits for the Fair, With a crew Ct
 three sailors, Giles and family started ' from Loma, in small boat.
 A squall came up and the boat went
 down with crew and passengers.
 LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-Last night the
 people on Birkenplat ferry were thrown | into panic by collision with the ship EurydIce, but escaped without fatality. They then boarded a train on the NJ. | railway and as 1t was leaving the sta | ton it was wrecked. Nine were killed and fifty injured, some of them fatally. LOUISVILLE, Ky, November Flown
 Marshall Eugene Hearst was killed last night by Clebe Shuck, Sheriff of the county, result of quarrel over politics.
 PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 2.-Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka died here at 4:50 this morning. He was picked up on  the streets in an unconscious condition. An.empty laudanum bottle was beside him.
 OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 2.-Gov. Boies letter to friends has been published in which he advocates Democratic support of the Weaver electors in Nebraska.
 VIENNA, Nov. "A panic occurred in the village church at Vinsaora, on false alarm that the town was collspsiug. Twenty five persons were tramplsd to death.
 LONDON, Nov. 2.-An Express train from Edingsburg crashed into freight near Thirsk this morning. A trightful wreck ensued: Tie broken cars took fire, twenty persons were killed, a large number were injured, and many bodies were burned beyond recognition.
 SAN FENcIsco, Nov. 2-The total registration in California for the cleo