Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
TELEGRApHIC.

! tie! ald the police reinforced by 2O0 i special police. The feeling IS much
 m, @ reassuring than yesterday. The 1 police claim 10 be able 10 handle the
 strike within the ci y llmits.
 SYRACUSE, \. Y, Aug. I6.-The fist i Company National Guard, is uud-f or 1 ders to be ready at a moments notice to l go to Buffalo,
 AUBURN, N. Y., Aug. 16.-Captain Kirby, of Second Company Wheeler 1 riiies, has received orders To hold his
 company ready to go to Buffalo on R moments notice.
 PHmADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The Mutual ! Banking Surety Trust and Safe Deposit
 Company in which the Iron Hall funds
 are deposited assigned to-day.
 | NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. l6.-M;ners ! have attacked ihs stockade at Olive | Springs and have bean Iepuised. Two ! guards were wounded. A second attack
 Is expected any moment
 KNoSoILLE, Tenn., Aug. 16.-Spsc:al | dispatch from Coal Creek states at an
 early hour this morning, au armed force
 had been formed at tbat point whose destination was Olive Springe.
 ROCHESTER, x. r.. Aug. I6.-A special 1 from Lyon says great amount of per | lshable aud time freight WAS arriving | thers from Buffalo and being transfer red to FailbroOk and run down to Corn 1 ing and Glencoe over the Erie to th IF | destination. Owing to the action of the | Falibrook and Genital Hudson in ac-
 ceptlng fre'ght from tbe Lehigh and
 Erie 1t is thought a general strike may
 be ordered on those lines. The officials
 at Lyons think it probable the switch
 men will he ordered out on the Central
 and West Shore in sympathy with the
 Lehigh'and Erie strikers.
 SAN DIEGo, Aug. 16-R. J. Wood ward, the Ventura balloon scientist, as-
 cended this morning m his neT balloon
 Of lb,OOO feet gas capacity to test it.
 Two-thIrds full and to see if winds could be manipulated. He appeared to 20 at
 least 5000 feet and easily raised ard low cred the balloon With wings He ls
 TOW floating over National City, five
 miles south. He intends, if satisfied to ! take trip to the east with supplies to determine air currents. Just before noon the balloon descend et near Bonita school house in Sweet Water Valley nine miles southeast of here. No harm done either to man or ! balloon. CoNsHoCToN, O., Aug. 16.-Near Tols-
 do on the Walhanding Valley and Ohio railroad, branch of tine Ponnsylvania system now in course of construction, during last night work tram with a gang of laOOrers ran at a bIgh rate of speed ana turned owing to a misplaced switch into gravel pit near here, col lliing with cars on the siding, WreckiDg ten cars, killing six workmen and injur ing b others some of whom will die. The ! following 8 list of the killed: Frank | Sali, Wm. Robberty, John Barry, Jos eph Bycrott, John Hsllinger, John | Flynn. WASHINGTON, Aug. l6.-It is now pro- posed to issue bank note souvenir in | honOr of the quadrc-centennial of the discovery cf America. Captain Meredith, chief of tue bureau of engraving and
 printing, has had such proposition un-
 der consideration for some time, and he has made preparations to lay the matter before Secretary Tester on bis return 1 to Washington in such d way that If l the design should be authorized the en-
 gravers can go to work on it immediately 1 The idea IS to choose one of the smaller l
 denominations for souvenir possibly oue |
 dollar note. NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-In reply to an |
 offer from Jim Corbett to pay S250 to | DOminlck McCaffrey for each round he |
 (McCaffrey) stayed in boxing contest |
 with COrbett the latter said last night: | If the Manhattan Athletic Club will |
 permit me to box Corbett in the gymna. 1
 sium of the club or at Madison Square |
 Garden, 1 will also cheerfully accom- |
 modate the Califo o-nian. 1 will box four |
 rounds, ten rounds or to finish just as | he chooses whether he wins OF IS de- | ieated, at New Orleans, furthermore, |
 will bet him my years salary that he | cannot stop me in four rounds"
 SAN DIEGO, Aug. 15.-A. A. Wiley of | Riverside defeated N. Chick of this city | today in shooting match at fifty birds | side, Wiley killing forty-seven and | Chick fcrty-six. The match was for $50 | side, American Association rules.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.-Ffty men | from points along the Reading road i were brought hsre today and left for
 Buffalo over the I.ehigh Valley road. They are all noD>uniOn men, and they will take strikers positions
 PARIS, Aug. 15-A box filled with gun cotton placed in the center Of a
 mass Of petroleum and with a burning fuse attached, was found today in the basement of the law courts in Greroble. The discovery was made justin time to prevent as explosion.
 RRUssELs, Aug. 15.-Le Patriot pub llshes letter from the Lake Tangans Jka country, the writer of which de- clares that the Arab rising iu the Cango state IS n obedience to proclamation of hoy was from Mscca.
 ST PETERSBURG, Aug 15.-Chclera returns from the whole of Russia for the II tn inst. show large increase in the number of new cases as we'll as in the mortality. There are reported 9177 new cases and 5009 deaths.
 LYNDON, Aug. l5.-The Tines Teherau correspondent seys: "The mortality in Tabr IS estimated at 5000. The chol- era ep demic Is raging there with the greatest severity. Tee Governor aau weaithIest inhabitants have fled and the town Is deserted. The mortality in Teheran is about l5O daily. There are no deaths among Europeans here aDd their cholera cases are Oniy mild"
 HUNTINGDON, PA., Aug. 15.-The brush factory at the Huntingdon reformatory , was burned this evening together with l ( the adjoining three story building. The l entire reformatoTy, containing 450 in- $ mates, was at the mercy of the flames ( fir time. The loss on stock and mach- inery Is S20,000 and on the building 520,000.
 The ire IS believed to have been the work of some inmates of the institution. ( During the height of the fire the inmates ( kept up constant yelling and drowned the cries of the firemen. For a time l perfect paudemOnium reigned, but arm ed guards soon restored order. PITT BURGH. Aug. l5-This was the |