Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-22
TELEGRHpHIC.

GLOBE, Ariz, Oct. I8-Georgs Cuff Republican nominee for cllman-at large spoke 10 large audience m the riak last ght. His remarks were de- voted 8lm)st entirely to TerrltoTial alfari ant his intell ge3t han 3lilg of the several topics touched upon his vigorous plea for resrenchmeut in pub lie expenditures and for legislat:on to protect the laboring class in it's tights won the approval Of his hearers. He spoke ia tbs hizhest praise of W. G. Stewart, candidate for delegate to con- gress. of his ability, e,erEy and the strong canvass Stewart i5 making. lie said Mark Smith would be baiIy fooled On November S.h if he is cointing ou the support of the Mormons he hgd re- caived n the previous elections. The general opinion is that .Mr. Cuff won many votes here enl strengthened the Republican Ticket. 4.
 DENVER, Oct, 8-President Jeffreys, of the RiO Grande road, late last night issued an u,tlmatum to strikiug train men to reror5 for duty this morning or to consider themselves discharged.
 SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 19.-It is reported that the Mexican Genital IS threatened with a general strike. Trouble began three days ago when American machin- isis ID the shops at the City of Mexico went out for an increase of wages. The dissatisfaction spread to the shops at San Luis PotOsi, and machinists there also walked out. Engineers and fire menare expected U quit work if the machinists' demands are not granted.
 TOPEKA, Ost. 1S.-Operators on the Santa Fe road except 800 on the A and P. are all at work this morning. The reason why 4. and P. men refuse to return to work is not known, but it is believed they either are ashamed to confess they have been hoaxed or don't believe the order for them to go back to work genuine.
 WASHINGTON. Oct. 18.-Mrs Harrison rested fairly well last night but her con- dition is unchanged.
 NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-The distance telephOns between New York and Chi cago wss tried this morniog and it was found easier 10 get 10 Chicago than to make connection with Brooklyn. This Is the longest telephone lice ever sue cessfully used.
 CHICAGO, Oct 19.-Vics President Mo ton and party and Ex-President Hayes aud party arrived here thIs morn- ing to participate in the Worlds Fair dedicatory ceremonies. They were es- corted to the hotel by Worlds Fair peo- pie.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S-Members of the cabinet and members of the Su- preme Court and members of the diplo- matic corps left here thIs morning la three special trains on the Pepnsylvanla road for Chicago.
 HoNG KoNG, Oct 1S.--The chief of ficer of the steamer Bokhara wrecked in Fukien channel, arrived here. He says of crew of lO2 missing and almost certainly lost among them are the cap- tain and second officer, four engineers, s, ste gardess, twenty native passengers. 80 military men and F civilians lost.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1S.-The Nor wegiaR steamer Agnes, from Blue Fieds. reports having rescued first officer and enc seaman of the Honduras steamer Stranger from Belize to Bluefelds She capsized in a storm October 10th and of 13 on board, includ ng seven women ard three children, all except two were rescued.
 VIENNA, Oct. 1S.-An encounter is re- ported between Austrian and Russian troops on the Gallcian frontier. Aus trian sentinels near BelZac refused to admit some Russian Polish migrants into Austrian territory on the ground that the passports exhibited were de- tective. COssack guards on the Russian side are anxious to get rid of immigrants They protested against the action of Austraus. A shot was fired which killed an Austrian. Shots and bayouet thrusts then were freely exchanged. The Russians at length fled.
 ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1S.-Late last night Theodore Princely shot and killed his young wife while walking with four other women. Owing to his dissipated habits she had refused to live with him.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Gen. Daniel Sickels was nominated by Democrats for Congress in the tenth district.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 18.-Amoug the gov ernors who arrived here are Markham of California and ROutt of Colorado.
 NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-Jim Hall tele- graphs from England he will fight Bob Fi'zsimmons next March for the purse offered by the Olympic Club of New Orleans.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 18-Dr. Gee Wo Chan of Omaha, one of the wealthiest China men in the country, was married last night to Miss Belle De Witt, young white woman of good family.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-During a fire l3 dwellings and stores were burned and two women killed in Euglewood in the southern part of the city this morning. Financial loss. SS0,0OO. John Howard was also burned to death.
 BusToN, Oct 1S.-Corbett, champion pugilist, to-day telegraphed A. w. Cook. proprietor of sporting paper here, that he would accept Peter Jackson's offer as soon as his theatrical contract ex- pired.
 ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. Oct. 1S.-A. and P. k. R. operators offered to go to work last right but were refused by Super Gabel who says he can run month without operators. All trains running on time.
 CHICAGo. Oct 19.-Today was opening day with the Columbian celebration. h connection with the dedication of the Worlds Fair. buildings there were included two principal events namely. l the celebration of Columbus Day blythe | children in ali public schools of Chicago ! and suburbs during theatternoon and a | magnificent inauQural reception and | banquet at the auditorium tonight. In | the forToer the youthful enthusiasm was given the widest play. The scholars assembled in various schools and carried | out the programme arranged by the city and State educators. The little people put the greatest enthusiasm in